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A few quick questions help us understand your property, project goals, and what you’re looking for. We’ll use your answers to personalize your plan recommendations and suggest the most useful next step for your project.
In most single-family neighborhoods across the U.S., accessory dwelling units are now allowed — but every city and county sets its own rules for size, setbacks, parking, and occupancy. A property-specific feasibility check against your local regulations is the reliable way to know.
Typical all-in budgets for a new detached ADU commonly fall between $100K and $250K+ depending on size, finishes, site conditions, and market. Garage conversions usually cost substantially less. An itemized estimate for your specific plan and location is the dependable way to budget.
Yes — virtually every jurisdiction requires a building permit for an ADU, and most require professionally prepared (often PE-stamped) drawings as part of the permit application.
Permit-ready plans can be prepared in days to weeks. Permit review commonly takes several weeks to a few months, and construction typically takes several months to a year or more depending on scope, jurisdiction, and season.