Accessory Dwelling Units

Our process for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) typically involves these key steps:

• Consultation and Planning: Discuss your ADU project with a design professional or architect to determine feasibility, design, and local zoning requirements.
• Permits and Regulations: Check with your local government for zoning codes and permit requirements specific to ADUs.
• Design and Construction: Create detailed plans for your ADU, considering layout, utilities, and other structural elements. Hire a contractor to build the unit.
• Permit Application: Submit permit applications, architectural plans, and any necessary documentation to your local building department for approval.
• Construction: Build the ADU according to approved plans, adhering to local building codes and regulations.
• Utilities and Amenities: Connect utilities (water, electricity, sewer, etc.) to the ADU and install necessary amenities.
• Inspection: Schedule inspections at various stages of construction to ensure compliance with building codes.
• Final Inspection: Once construction is complete, a final inspection is performed to verify that the ADU meets all safety and code requirements.
• Occupancy: After passing the final inspection, you can obtain a certificate of occupancy, allowing you to rent or use the ADU.

The process for ADUs service can vary depending on location and local regulations, so it’s important that we research and follow the specific requirements in your area.