LEARN ABOUT ADUs

ADDITIONAL DWELLING UNITS

Additional Dwelling Units (ADUs) are self-contained living spaces added to your property, offering opportunities to generate income, house family, or increase property value. ADUs can be attached, detached, conversions of existing spaces or newly constructed spaces, providing versatile housing solutions. Whether you’re looking to support family, boost your income, or maximize your property’s potential, ADUs offer an adaptable solution.

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UNLOCK THE BENEFITS AN ADU can provide

Rental Income

Earn extra income by renting out the ADU.

Increased Property Value:

Significantly boost your property’s market value.

Family Housing

Provide independent living space for family members.

Flexible Living

Adapt the ADU to changing needs, such as a home office.

Aging in Place:

Downsize and live in the ADU while renting out the main house.

Cost-Effective Housing:

A more affordable housing option compared to buying a new home.

Efficient Land Use:

Maximize the use of your existing residential land.

Financial Security:

Create a stable income stream for long-term financial goals.

Ask us about new government grants that can cover up to 40% of your costs

A RANGE OF TYPES TO CHOOSE FROM

Detached ADU

This is an ADU that is separate from the principal dwelling.

These ADU’s are the most customizable & can incorporate a lot of design ideas. This style of ADU keeps the principle dwelling separate, so less fire rating is required. It also gives the feel of a separate home, with separate entrances, and separated building.Examples Include:
- Converted garage
- New garage with ADU attached
- New standalone structure

Attached ADU

This is an ADU that is attached to the principal dwelling by forms of an addition.

This can be a second story, side, or rear addition, this form of an ADU is attached to the primary unit. This is a more common type of ADU If you want to spruce up your existing dwelling, and want to make an investment at the same this is the perfect opportunity. One of the benefits to an attached is basement possibilities, so you are more compatible with the existing dwelling. Fire separation will be required but at a lesser amount than an interior ADU

Interior ADU

This is an ADU that is within the principal dwelling, most are thought to keep these in the basement of the primary dwelling.

Depending on the existing style of the home, it can be converted by dividing the home in 2 separate living quarters, creating an ADU. This is the most cost-effective design for an ADU. It also will have more barriers in the way because of requirements

Barndominium

This is an ADU that is commonly on an agricultural lot, and is attached to a shop or storage. This is a standalone structure, attached to a shop or barn.

These are normally seen on larger properties due to size restrictions on smaller properties.

There are quite a bit of architectural features involved. As a secondary dwelling, it is built as a barn like exterior, putting barn & residential features together.

LEARN ABOUT ADUs

ADDITIONAL DWELLING UNITS

UNLOCK THE BENEFITS AN ADU can provide

Rental Income

Increased Property Value:

Family Housing

Flexible Living

Aging in Place:

Cost-Effective Housing:

Efficient Land Use:

Financial Security:

Ask us about new government grants that can cover up to 40% of your costs

A RANGE OF TYPES TO CHOOSE FROM

Detached ADU

Attached ADU

Interior ADU

Barndominium

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