The city of Los Angeles requires permits to be obtained for major constructions, enlargements, additions, repairs, improvements, to ensure that any work done is in accordance with the applicable building safety codes and standards.

Ever since California has eased the laws to tackle the shortage of affordable housing in the state, more and more homeowners are building ADUs to accommodate the needs of their growing family or generate a rental income.

Ever since the crisis of affordable housing has deepened in California, the state has significantly revised its regulations to simplify ADU construction requirements.

The state of California is leaving no stone unturned to cope with the crises of affordable housing and homelessness.

We will determine what exactly you are looking to build and discuss your needs and goals and provide you with a tailored estimate that will be more precise than an ADU cost per square foot calculation.

Since January 2020, it has become easier than ever to build an accessory dwelling unit in Los Angeles. The local historic districts, also known as the Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), of the city are no exception.

Building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is an excellent way to optimize your space and add value to your property. However, added property taxes are a major concern for California homeowners due to the existence of Prop 13.

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is a great way to leverage available space on your property to increase its value, maximize the housing options for your family and generate a passive income.

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is a great way to leverage available space on your property to increase its value, maximize the housing options for your family and generate a passive income.

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is a great way to leverage available space on your property to increase its value, maximize the housing options for your family and generate a passive income.

We were responsible for the design, planning, permitting, and rough construction of the unit.

The State of California requires permits to be obtained for any major construction to ensure