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More Space. More Opportunity.
More Space. More Opportunity.
Whether you're creating a private space for an adult child seeking independence, a comfortable home for an aging parent, a rental unit to generate additional income, or simply expanding your living space, an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is one of the most versatile investments you can make.
Added Functional Square Footage
Increase Property Value
Long-term financial flexibility
Space to adapt to changing family needs for years to come
TYPES OF ADU's
TYPES OF ADU's
Detatched ADU's: A standalone, self-contained small house located on the same property as a main single-family home. It does not share any walls with the primary residence and includes its own kitchen, bathroom, living space, and separate entrance.
Detatched ADU's: A standalone, self-contained small house located on the same property as a main single-family home. It does not share any walls with the primary residence and includes its own kitchen, bathroom, living space, and separate entrance.
Detatched Unit
Unit Connected to Exisiting Garage
Unit Above Existing Garage
Detatched Garage Converstion
Internal ADU's: A self-contained secondary housing space created completely within the existing footprint of a primary single-family home, such as a basement, attic, or converted room. It features its own kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping area.
Internal ADU's: A self-contained secondary housing space created completely within the existing footprint of a primary single-family home, such as a basement, attic, or converted room. It features its own kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping area.
Existing Space Conversion
Addition to Main Building
Added Space Above Garage
Basement Conversion
Can I Build an ADU on My Lot?
Can I Build an ADU on My Lot?
Before you start dreaming up your backyard ADU, it’s important to understand what your city allows. Zoning requirements can vary significantly from one city to the next, and factors like lot size, setbacks, parking, height, and existing structures can all affect what you can build.
We've gathered links to city-specific zoning resources below to help you get started. If you're unsure how the requirements apply to your property, don't worry—that's where we can help. Reach out to us with your questions, and we'll help you navigate the process and understand what options may be available for your property.
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