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Laws may vary in your neighborhood. ADUs can be used as both short-term rentals or long-term rentals. You can even list it on apps such as AirBnB and get a steady stream of income all year long.
Upgrading your space is an effective way to add value to your home when it is time to sell. A modern ADU can make your home stand out in The Bay Area's market
Since the avg. ADU is small, living in one makes a small footprint. We use fewer materials during construction, and you use less energy to heat and cool it.
ADU's are smaller and therefore cost less to build. They also eliminate the need to pay for additional land, and the utility infrastructure is already standning and can be extended from the main house
From concept to completion, we handle every step of your ADU project with unmatched precision. Our design-build approach means one team, one contract, and one point of contact—saving you time, money, and stress.
With a dedicated project manager, cutting-edge design expertise, and full accountability, we make your ADU dream a smooth, high-quality reality.
An ADU is a secondary housing unit built on the same property as an existing single-family home. Its benefits include increased rental income, flexible living arrangements, and potential property value appreciation.
Zoning requirements vary by city and county, but California state laws have made it easier to build ADUs. Some common regulations include size limitations, setback requirements, and parking provisions. It's important to consult local authorities for specific guidelines.
California allows three types of ADUs: attached ADUs, detached ADUs, and converted ADUs. Attached ADUs are connected to the primary dwelling, detached ADUs are standalone structures, and converted ADUs are created by converting existing space, such as a garage or basement.
The timeline can vary depending on factors like design complexity and permit processing. Generally, it can take around 4-8 months from the initial design phase to the completion of construction.
ADU construction costs depend on various factors like size, design, materials, and location. On average, you can expect to spend between $150,000 to $400,000 for a new ADU in California.
Financing options include personal savings, home equity loans, construction loans, and refinancing existing mortgages. Additionally, there are state and local programs, such as ADU grant programs and low-interest loans, available in some areas.
ADUs typically require separate connections for electricity, water, and sewer. However, specific requirements may vary based on local regulations and the type of ADU being constructed.
Yes, in seismic zones, additional structural requirements may apply to ensure the ADU's safety during earthquakes. Working with a contractor experienced in seismic design is crucial to meet these specific needs.
Regulations regarding short-term rentals vary by city and county in California. Some jurisdictions allow ADUs to be used as short-term rentals, while others have restrictions or require specific permits. Local ordinances should be consulted for accurate information.
Yes, California offers some incentives to promote ADU construction. These may include reduced permit fees, expedited approval processes, and property tax exemptions for ADUs occupied by family members. It's advisable to consult with a tax professional to understand the specific benefits applicable to your situation.
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