ADU and JADU

Add living space, rental income or room for family with a backyard ADU or a junior ADU built inside your home.

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ADU and JADU

More space, more value

An ADU is a separate small home on your property. A JADU is a smaller unit created inside your existing home, such as an attached garage or spare room.

We guide you from the first site visit through plans, permits and construction, so you know what to expect at every stage.

What's included

From plans to move-in

Site visit and planning

We review your lot, goals and budget before anything else.

Plans and permits

We prepare the plans and handle the permit process with your city.

Foundation and framing

A solid structure built to code from the ground up.

Kitchen and bathroom

Complete living spaces with quality finishes.

Utility connections

Water, power and sewer connected to the new unit.

Inspection and walkthrough

Final inspections passed and every detail reviewed with you.

Gallery

ADU gallery

Questions

Common questions

What is the difference between an ADU and a JADU?

An ADU can be detached, attached or a converted space, with its own kitchen and bathroom. A JADU is up to 500 square feet, built within your existing home, and can share a bathroom with the main house.

Can I rent out my ADU?

In many cases, yes. Rules vary by city, so we review your local requirements during planning.

How long does an ADU take?

It depends on the design, size and permit timeline. We give you a realistic schedule once plans are ready.