Our ADU Process

• Define Your ADU Objectives

  • Determine the purpose of your Accessory Dwelling Unit, such as generating rental income, housing family members, or increasing property value.​

• Assess Property Eligibility

  • Verify that your property complies with local zoning laws and regulations for ADU construction.​

• Establish a Budget

  • Calculate the total investment required, including design, permits, construction, and finishing costs for your ADU project.​

• Design Your ADU

  • Collaborate with an architect or designer to create plans that align with your goals and adhere to local building codes for Accessory Dwelling Units.​

• Obtain Necessary Permits

  • Submit your design plans to the local building department to secure all required permits for ADU construction.​

• Select a Qualified Contractor

  • Research and hire a reputable ADU builder experienced in constructing Accessory Dwelling Units.​

• Prepare the Construction Site

  • Clear and level the area designated for the ADU, ensuring it's ready for building.​

• Begin Construction

  • Initiate the building phase, encompassing foundation laying, framing, roofing, and installation of essential systems like plumbing and electrical.​

• Conduct Inspections

  • Arrange for inspections at critical stages to confirm compliance with safety and building standards for ADUs.

• Finalize the Project

  • Complete interior finishes, landscaping, and address any final details to make the ADU move-in ready.