An ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) is a smaller, independent residential unit located on the same lot as a primary home. Unlike traditional homes, ADUs are typically designed for efficiency and can be built faster and at a lower cost.

The timeline depends on factors like permits, financing, and construction, but on average, projects take 4 to 6 months from start to finish.

Yes, ADUs require permits, but we handle the entire permitting process for you to ensure compliance with local regulations.

We offer multiple financing solutions, including traditional home loans, ADU-specific financing, and flexible payment plans. Our team will help you find the best option for your budget.

Absolutely! We offer a range of design options and customization features to match your style and functional needs.

Costs vary based on size, design, and features, but our team provides transparent pricing and financing options to make ADUs affordable.

An ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) is a secondary housing unit on a single-family residential lot.

Zoning laws vary by location, but we help determine eligibility and handle permits.

Costs depend on size, design, and location. Contact us for a customized quote.

Yes, ADUs can enhance property value and provide rental income potential.

ADU size limits vary by jurisdiction, typically ranging from 400 to 1,200 square feet.

In many cases, yes, but some areas allow shared connections. We’ll help navigate this.

Yes, financing options include home equity loans, construction loans, and more.

Once permits are approved, ADU construction typically takes 3-6 months.

Yes, insurance policies should be updated to include your ADU.

Yes, ADUs can be rented for additional income, but local rental laws apply.

Some jurisdictions require a separate address, while others do not.

We offer a variety of floor plans and customization options to fit your needs.

Yes, ADUs are often built with sustainable materials and energy-efficient designs.

Absolutely! ADUs are versatile spaces that can serve various purposes.

Common challenges include zoning restrictions, utility connections, and financing, but we handle these for you.

Some areas allow multiple ADUs, including a detached unit and a converted garage.