Types of ADUs

What is SB9 and How Does It Impact ADU Construction? In California, the housing crisis has prompted significant changes in residential zoning laws, with  Senate Bill 9 (SB9)  leading the charge. SB9, which went into effect on January 1, 2022, allows homeowners to add additional dwelling units (ADUs) or split their single-family lot into two parcels. This legislation paves the way for up to four units to be built on what was once a single-family lot, creating more housing opportunities in residential neighborhoods across the state. SB9 is part of California’s ongoing efforts to address the housing shortage by easing restrictions on ADU construction. Unlike traditional ADU construction, which typically permits only one or two units on a single-family lot, SB9 allows homeowners to split their lot and build multiple units, making it easier to create multi-family housing. This legislation has made it possible for homeowners to maximize the potential of their property, increasing re...

If you’re considering adding an   Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)  to your property , you’ve likely encountered a variety of options. ADUs are versatile, providing additional living space, rental income, or even a home office. At ADU Builder and Construction, Inc., we specialize in designing and building various types of ADUs tailored to meet your specific needs. Below, we highlight the   main types of ADUs we   specialize in, helping you choose the best option for your property. Detached ADUs Detached ADUs are standalone units that are separate from the main house. These units offer the most privacy and flexibility, making them ideal for use as a guest house, rental unit, or even a private home office.  Detached ADUs  can be custom-built to fit your available space, whether you have a large backyard or a more compact area. Because they are separate from the main residence, they can be designed with their own unique style, complementing or contrasting the mai...