An accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a seperate living space on the same property as a primary home. ADUs can provide additional space for family, guests, rental income, or long term flexibility.
- Additional Living Space.
- Potential Rental Income.
- Space for Family.
- Long - Term Property Value.
- Detached ADU
A seperate structure in your backyard.
- Attached ADU
An ADU connected to your existing house.
- Garage Conversion
Convert an existing garage into living space.
- Interior Conversion
Transform unused space within your home

Every ADU project starts with understanding your property and your goals. We evaluate your available space, existing structures, access, utilities, and other important site considerations to help determine what type of ADU may work best for you.
Once we understand your property and goals, we develop a design that fits your needs and works with the property. We help plan the layout, exterior appearance, finishes, and other important details of your ADU. Once we understand your property and goals, we develop a design that fits your needs and works with the property. We help plan the layout, exterior appearance, finishes, and other important details of your ADU.
Before construction begins, your plans must go through the appropriate review and approval process. We coordinate the necessary documents and work through the permitting process with the applicable local agencies.
Once the necessary approvals are in place, construction can begin. Our team coordinates the work needed to turn the approved plans into a finished ADU.
From site preparation and foundation work to framing, electrical, plumbing, finishes, and final details, we manage the construction process with attention to quality and workmanship.
As construction reaches completion, the required inspections are completed and any remaining items are addressed. We take care of the final details so your new ADU is ready for its intended use.
Under the Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act, Los Angeles' rent control laws only apply to buildings constructed before October 1978, when the city's Rent Stabilization Ordinance was enacted. Single-family homes are also exempt from rent control regulations. However, if homeowners build an ADU and move into it while renting out their original home, rent control will apply to the main residence, provided it was built before 1978. This is because the addition of the ADU changes the property’s classification, eliminating the single-family home exemption.
State regulations allow local governments to decide whether ADUs can be listed on short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb. Some cities, including Santa Monica, Long Beach, and Los Angeles County, have chosen to prohibit ADUs from being used for short-term rentals in order to encourage owners to offer longer-term leases.
Homeowners intending to build an ADU for vacation rentals should carefully review local regulations before beginning construction to ensure they comply with zoning and rental rules in their area.
Every ADU is different.
- The cost depends on the size, design, existing property conditions, utilities, site works, finishes, permitting requirements and other factors.
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