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ADU ADDITIONAL DWELLING UNIT
NEW ADU
Looking for extra living space or an additional source of income? A new Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is the perfect solution! Whether you're creating a guest house, home office, or rental property, our expert team specializes in building high-quality, stylish ADUs that seamlessly blend with your existing home. Designed to maximize space and functionality, our ADUs provide comfort and flexibility while increasing the value of your property. Start your ADU project today and unlock the potential of your home with a custom build that meets your needs and lifestyle!
ADUs come in various styles and types, here are the most common types of ADUs:
-Detached ADU: A completely separate unit built on the same property as your main home. This standalone structure offers full privacy and flexibility, making it ideal for guest houses, rental units, or multi-generational living.
-Attached ADU: An extension of your existing home, either built as an addition or by converting part of the house. Attached ADUs provide more connection to the main residence while offering a semi-independent living space.
-Garage Conversion ADU: If you have an unused or underutilized garage, converting it into an ADU is a smart, cost-effective way to create a new living space. Garage conversions can be turned into cozy apartments, studios, or office spaces.
Garage Conversions
Turn your unused or underutilized garage into a functional and stylish living space with a garage conversion ADU. This cost-effective option transforms your existing structure into a fully independent unit, perfect for a rental property, guest suite, or home office. By repurposing your garage, you not only increase the living space on your property but also add value without sacrificing yard or outdoor areas. With expert craftsmanship and design, we’ll help you creat
The Process of Building an ADU: Step-by-Step Guide
What set us apart from the rest is our visionary goal & truly unique designs that are specially curated to perfection for our clients.
1. Initial Consultation:
The process begins with an in-depth consultation to discuss your vision, goals, and budget. This is where you share your ideas, and the contractor helps determine the best type of ADU for your property, whether it’s a garage conversion, detached, or attached unit.
The process begins with an in-depth consultation to discuss your vision, goals, and budget. This is where you share your ideas, and the contractor helps determine the best type of ADU for your property, whether it’s a garage conversion, detached, or attached unit.
2. Site Evaluation:
A thorough evaluation of your property is conducted to ensure it’s suitable for an ADU. Factors like zoning regulations, available space, and existing utilities are reviewed. The team will also assess access points, parking requirements, and any potential challenges.
A thorough evaluation of your property is conducted to ensure it’s suitable for an ADU. Factors like zoning regulations, available space, and existing utilities are reviewed. The team will also assess access points, parking requirements, and any potential challenges.
3. Design and Planning:
Once the site is approved, the design phase begins. An architect or designer will create plans tailored to your preferences and ensure they comply with local building codes. You’ll choose the layout, materials, and finishes to match your style.
Once the site is approved, the design phase begins. An architect or designer will create plans tailored to your preferences and ensure they comply with local building codes. You’ll choose the layout, materials, and finishes to match your style.
4. Permitting:
Acquiring the necessary permits is a crucial step. Your contractor or builder will handle submitting all required paperwork to your city’s building department. The timeline for approval can vary, but it’s essential for legal construction.
Acquiring the necessary permits is a crucial step. Your contractor or builder will handle submitting all required paperwork to your city’s building department. The timeline for approval can vary, but it’s essential for legal construction.
5. Construction:
With permits in hand, the construction phase starts. This includes site preparation, foundation work (if applicable), framing, plumbing, electrical work, and insulation. The project team ensures that all work is done to code and maintains quality throughout the build.
With permits in hand, the construction phase starts. This includes site preparation, foundation work (if applicable), framing, plumbing, electrical work, and insulation. The project team ensures that all work is done to code and maintains quality throughout the build.
6. Interior Finishing:
After the structure is complete, the interior finishing touches are added, including flooring, cabinetry, painting, and fixtures. At this stage, the ADU takes shape and becomes a livable space. You can also customize details to suit your preferences.
After the structure is complete, the interior finishing touches are added, including flooring, cabinetry, painting, and fixtures. At this stage, the ADU takes shape and becomes a livable space. You can also customize details to suit your preferences.
FAQ
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What types of ADUs are there?
ADUs come in various forms, including detached units (separate from the main house), attached units…
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Do I need permits to build an ADU?
Yes, building an ADU requires permits from your local city or county. These permits ensure…
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How long does it take to build an ADU?
The timeline for building an ADU varies depending on the complexity of the project and…
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Can I rent out my ADU?
Yes, in most areas, ADUs can be rented out for long-term housing. Some cities may…
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How much does it cost to build an ADU?
The cost of building an ADU depends on factors such as the size, type, and…
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Are ADUs legal in all areas?
ADU regulations vary by city and state. Some areas have relaxed zoning laws to encourage…
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Can I finance my ADU build?
Yes, there are several financing options for ADU projects, including home equity loans, personal loans,…
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What are the size limits for ADUs?
Size limits for ADUs vary by jurisdiction, but they are typically between 300 and 1,200…
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Do ADUs need separate utilities?
ADUs can either share utilities with the primary residence or have separate connections, depending on…
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Will an ADU increase my property taxes?
Adding an ADU will likely increase the assessed value of your property, which could raise…
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Can I build an ADU on a property with a homeowners association (HOA)?
Some HOAs have restrictions on building ADUs, so it's important to review your HOA's rules…
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Can I build an ADU if I have a small lot?
In many cases, yes, but it depends on your local zoning and setback requirements. Some…
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Do I need parking for an ADU?
Parking requirements for ADUs vary by location. Some cities waive parking requirements if your property…