Feasibility
Review the site, access, utilities, owner goals, and known jurisdiction requirements.
Accessory dwelling units
An ADU needs more than a set of plans.
It needs realistic pricing, utility coordination, permit awareness, trade sequencing, and someone accountable for turning the documents into a finished home.
Early decisions matter
Build the project around real site conditions.
Access, trench paths, electrical service, sewer connection, water, grading, and existing structures can change an ADU budget quickly. We focus early attention on the conditions that affect cost and schedule.
Discuss Your PropertySite feasibilityAccess, utilities, existing improvements, and construction logistics.
Budget alignmentScope review, trade input, allowances, and cost-sensitive decisions.
Permit coordinationPlanning around submittals, corrections, fees, and inspections.
Construction deliveryScheduling, subcontractors, milestones, quality, and closeout.
ADU delivery
From property review to keys.
A controlled process keeps small decisions from becoming expensive field changes.
Preconstruction
Coordinate plans, pricing, selections, permit milestones, and construction strategy.
Construction
Manage subcontractors, schedule, inspections, daily decisions, and quality control.
Closeout
Complete punch work, final inspections, documentation, and owner handoff.
Practical experience
ADU knowledge grounded in active project delivery.
Eric previously led procurement and construction delivery for single-family and ADU projects across Northern California, bringing big-project discipline to a hands-on local company.
Planning an ADU?
Let’s start with the property, your goals, and the biggest cost drivers.