We specialize in converting garages into stunning Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and building detached ADUs that enhance your property's value and provide a steady rental income. Maximize your investment by transforming your seldom used spaces into beautiful, functional living areas.
On average, a garage conversion ADU can boost property value by approximately 20-30%.
On average, the monthly rental income for ADUs is between $1,300-$5,000.
Building a new structure costs approximately 249% more than a garage conversion.
ADUs provide guests with better privacy, independence, and amenities.
Let's talk about cost-effective ways to build your own ADU.
We will go over five unique ADU design ideas perfect for Orange County properties.
In order to help you choose between attached and detached ADUs, we'll look at their primary distinctions in this blog post.
The ability to rent out your ADU on short-term rental platforms depends on local regulations and zoning laws, so it's important to check with your city or county to ensure compliance.
Adding an ADU may increase your property taxes, as it can increase the assessed value of your property. Check with your local tax assessor for specifics.
ADUs can be customized to fit your needs and style, with options ranging from studio units to multi-bedroom apartments, and various architectural designs.
Yes, there are several financing options available, including home equity loans, construction loans, and ADU-specific financing programs.
ADU regulations vary by city and state, so it’s important to check local zoning laws and building codes.
ADUs increase property value, provide rental income, offer flexible living arrangements, and contribute to sustainable living.
In most cases, the entire garage space will be converted into the ADU, but some designs can incorporate storage solutions.
Yes, we will obtain the necessary permits from your local building department to ensure the conversion meets all building codes and zoning regulations.
Converting a garage into an ADU typically takes 3 to 6 months, including design, permitting, and construction phases.
Yes, Detached ADUs usually require separate utility connections for water, electricity, and sewage.
Size limits for Detached ADUs vary by local zoning laws, but they generally range from 500 to 1,200 square feet.
Building a Detached ADU typically takes between 6 to 12 months, depending on the complexity of the design and permitting process.
