What is an ADU?
ADU is a regulated second dwelling unit on single family zone (R1) lot, known as Accessory Dwelling Unit or ADU. This ADUs have been identified by the State as an important housing option for renters and homeowners, given the undersupply of housing. To construct, ADUs typically cost less than other types of housing, largely because they do not necessitate paying for land or purchasing major new infrastructure. ADUs provides housing for family members, students, elderly, in-home health care providers, the disabled and others at below market prices within existing neighborhoods. Pursuant to State law, the units cannot be intended for sale separate from the primary residence. Generally speaking, ADUs can take one of three forms:
Detached: Unit is separated from the primary structure Attached: Unit is attached to the primary structure
Repurposed Existing: Space within a primary residence that is converted into an independent living unit.
As a building contractor or ADU contractor will make sure to keep you informed of any changes with city ADU codes or building ordinances.
Design with Money Saving Ideas
Cost efficient design, secure building permits and site preparation with great optimism. As your ADU contractor, we here to help you enjoy the journey and gain confidence in your ability to build your accessory dwelling unit or ADU from start to finish.
From foundation to finish. Durability and energy efficiency
A foundation is like a pair of shoes - quality makes all the difference. As your building contractor, we build a solid accessory dwelling unit, with strong footings, we ensuring that the finished house does not settle. Energy efficient homes comes with many benefits, stay more comfortable and safe.