What is an ADU?
An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)—also known as a granny flat, backyard home, or garage conversion—is a secondary residential unit with a kitchen and bathroom that is an accessory to the primary home.
Examples of building ADU
NEW DETACHED UNIT
A new independent structure, separated from the primary home and often placed in the backyard.
ATTACHED TO HOME
A unit that shares at least one wall with the primary home.
GARAGE CONVERSION
A converted former garage.
HOME CONVERSION
A converted area of the primary home, with its own kitchen and bathroom.
ATTACHED ABOVE GARAGE
A unit built above the garage.
ATTACHED TO GARAGE
A new or converted unit that shares at least one wall with the garage.
JUNIOR ADU (JADU)
An ADU of no more than 500 square feet that can be built within a proposed or existing single-family home or accessory structure.
We are the best team to start your ADU
Your best way to start is to consult with the experts at Camino Contractors, call for a free consultation, we are prepared to answer your call.
Once we have clear your expectations of your ADU, we proceed to the design of an idea and proposal of plans and budget for you to evaluate if we move on to hiring.
Without a doubt, we will start with the whole project, planning, execution, control and execution.