From custom 500 sq. ft. ADUs to multi-unit additions, our team delivers tailored solutions to meet your needs and maximize your property's potential.
An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a secondary housing unit built on a single-family residential lot. While the term may sound technical, "ADU" is widely recognized across the country as the go-to phrase for this versatile housing option. For simplicity, we stick to the shorthand "ADU."
ADUs aren't defined by a specific design or structure. They take many forms, from detached backyard cottages to garage conversions. That flexibility means an ADU can be tailored to fit your property and your needs exactly.
Inquire todayAn Accessory Dwelling Unit is more than just extra space. It's an opportunity to enhance your property and lifestyle. Here are four compelling reasons to consider adding one.
A steady stream from a long-term tenant or short-term guests.
Permitted, livable square footage a desirable and versatile space adds back at resale.
A private, comfortable space for aging parents or adult children.
Contribute to local housing while maximizing what your lot can do.
A detached unit built from framing through finishes, with an aerial record of the build.
A full unit over an existing garage: kitchen, bath, and living area on a footprint the lot already had.
A guest unit finished to the standard of the main house it sits behind.
Two stories of new living space built onto the existing house, tied in so it reads as one home.
A detached unit over two floors, with a full kitchen, bath and a staircase of its own.
Framing and roof deck going up on a hillside lot east of the city.