FAQ
Welcome to our FAQ page! We've put together a list of commonly asked questions to help you get the information you need quickly and easily.
An ADU, or Accessory Dwelling Unit, is a self-contained living unit that includes its own entrance, living room, kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms.
There are four types of ADUs: attached, detached, junior, and garage conversions.
The maximum square footage allowed for an ADU depends on the city, but the most common limit is 1,200 square feet.
A JADU, or Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit, is like an ADU, but with a smaller maximum size and utilizing existing structures. Junior ADUs are allowed to be up to 500 sq ft and are exempt from parking requirements.
The permit process duration for an ADU and construction varies depending on the type of project and the requirements requested by the city. Generally, the garage conversion process is fast in terms of permits and construction.
Yes! You can legally convert your garage into an ADU.
The process to have an ADU is as follows:
- Contact us.
- We will research the guidelines of your property and let you know the available options.
- We will design a project that fits your needs.
- Obtain the necessary permits from the city.
- Build your project.
- Enjoy your new property.
Some benefits of having an ADU or JADU on your property include:
- Increasing the value of your property.
- Adding more living space to your property.
- Providing a monthly rental income to different people or a family member.
To determine if your property is eligible for an ADU or JADU, we can investigate your property and inform you of the available options.