Our process begins with a comprehensive consultation, where we take the time to understand your unique vision, goals, and requirements for your ADU project. We then conduct a meticulous site analysis, assessing factors such as lot size, zoning regulations, existing structures, utilities, and topography. This detailed analysis allows us to tailor our design and construction approach to maximize the potential of your property while ensuring compliance with local regulations.

The planning and designing process for building an ADU in Los Angeles begins with working closely with experienced architects and designers, you’ll outline your goals, preferences, and needs for the ADU, considering factors such as layout, size, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. Design professionals will then create detailed architectural plans that integrate seamlessly with your existing property while maximizing space and adhering to building codes.

Our dedicated team is well-versed in the local regulations and requirements in navigating the intricate permit procurement procedures of the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). From initial applications to final approvals, we handle every step with precision and attention to detail, allowing you to focus on bringing your ADU project to life.

Once the planning and design phase for an ADU in Los Angeles is complete, construction begins with site preparation, including clearing and grading to establish a solid foundation. Following this, foundation work, structural framing, and meticulous electrical and plumbing installations are carried out, ensuring compliance with safety standards. The final touches involve adding interior finishes like flooring and fixtures, transforming the space into a livable and inviting environment, and bringing your ADU project to life.

Finally, inspections are conducted to verify compliance with building codes and ensure the safety and functionality of the ADU.  Inspectors carefully assess various aspects of the ADU, including structural integrity, electrical and plumbing systems, fire safety measures, and overall compliance with building codes. Any discrepancies or issues identified during inspections are promptly addressed to ensure that the ADU meets all necessary standards before occupancy.