What is an ADU?
ADU stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit. They are also commonly referred to as a “Tiny Home”, “In-Law Suite”, “Granny Flat”, “Backyard home” and many other names.
How do I find out if I can build an ADU on my property?
Visit our website for a free Property Eligibility Report and/or contact our team for a free in person site visit.
Who can live in the ADU on my property?
Anyone is allowed to live in an ADU. This makes it great for yourself or family to live in. You can also use it as a long-term rental unit or a short-term rental (Airbnb/VRBO) to earn a little extra income. Some jurisdictions require the property owner to live on site, whether that be in the main house or in the ADU, while other jurisdictions allow both the House and ADU to be used as rentals.
Can I customize my ADU?
We work hard to design products/layouts that our clients will love for years to come. Some things are customizable in our ADU’s. Owners have the option of customizing colors and certain finishing materials. Ask us! We want to work with you!
How big or small can I build my ADU?
Each City/County has specific regulations that determine what size ADU you can build on your property. In most cases, your ADU can be 40%-50% the size of your main house (up to 800 SF).
What comes with My ADU?
Each ADU comes move-in ready with a full kitchen, all full size appliances, a full bathroom, and laundry center. We handle everything from the permitting process, site work, building process and utility connections. Once we pass the final inspection by your local building department, your ADU is ready to use!
What are the financial benefits of building an ADU?
Our clients enjoy the convenience of living close to family. Using the ADU for multigenerational living or just extra living space are both great options. Renting the unit is also a great way to add revenue to your existing property. With rising housing costs our ADU’s make more financial sense than ever.
What about the permitting process?
My ADU has developed plans and procedures that coordinate with the requirements from the local jurisdictions. This helps us get through permitting quicker and easier, saving you time and money.