Building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is an important addition to your home. There are several factors to consider, including hiring the right ADU contractor. We’ve built dozens of ADU’s in the metro area, and we can help you wade through the many considerations to create the right plan and design for you.
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Step 1: We Evaluate Your Project
We first get a clear understanding of your needs. Do you need an ADU for passive income, a home office or to be close to a loved-one who needs care? We make sure that we have a clear understanding of your project goals before we do anything else. Our experience as an ADU contractor insures we will provide you with the best plans to meet your needs.
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Step 2: What are the codes and rules for ADU’s in your municipality?
The next step is to get a clear understanding of the rules and codes that govern adding an ADU to your property. Most Denver-metro municipalities allow ADU’s however the rules vary from city to city. Armed with the knowledge of what we can and can’t do within your city’s building codes, we can take the next step, design.
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Step 3: Design
Upon completing a review of your design goals and vision, we create site plans, an initial floor plan and elevations. After getting this plan dialed-in we the prepare the visual plan.
The visual design plan for your ADU includes selections of interior finishes like flooring, countertops and other materials to make your project unique. We work with dozens of vendors insuring you lots of design an pricing options. -
Step 4: Construction Planning
Once we’ve gathered all the information and finalized your design, we will provide a detailed cost report for the project and timelines. Once you sign off, we begin purchasing materials and pulling permits for the project.
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Step 5: Let’s Build Your ADU!
Now’s it’s time to watch your ADU come to life! Your production manager, assigned specifically to your project, will be there every step of the way to answer any questions you may have. They also handle all city code inspections until your certificate of occupancy is provided by the city.