ADU
ADU
H26 Builders is at the forefront in Seattle for those seeking to add Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to their properties. We possess a keen understanding of Seattle’s architectural nuances and zoning laws, ensuring our ADUs not only meet your needs but also complement your property’s charm. Whether it’s an attached unit for extra family space, a detached unit for earning rental income, or converting a garage into a snug office, our team excels in delivering innovative, efficient, and sustainable ADU solutions.
Our standout service is marked by personalized guidance through every step of your ADU project. We recognize the varied needs of homeowners and the intricacies of ADU development, offering adaptable solutions for all budgets and styles. By working closely with local authorities, we guarantee that your project adheres to all regulations, ensuring a smooth process from start to finish. With H26 Builders, you can confidently bring your ADU vision to life, contributing to the rich tapestry of Seattle’s community living.
- Expert consultation, design, and installation.
- Dedicated project manager.
- We help you design your space!
- Help with the permitting process.
- 3-D rendering of your project.
- Help with architectural drawings!
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Frequently Asked Questions
Embarking on an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) project naturally raises numerous inquiries, which is understandable given the complexity and scale of such an undertaking. Common points of curiosity often include the project’s duration, or the financial investment needed.
Yes, we do! We believe that every successful ADU project starts with a great design. That's why we offer a free design consultation for all potential clients.
Beginning an ADU project requires a clear understanding of your goals and needs. Start by considering the purpose of your ADU—whether it's for rental income, additional living space for family, or a home office. Next, familiarize yourself with local zoning laws and building codes to ensure your project is feasible. It's also wise to think about your budget and financing options early in the process.
There are several types of ADUs to consider, including attached new construction, detached new construction, and garage conversions. The right type for you depends on your property layout, your needs, and local zoning regulations. Attached ADUs are built as an extension of the main house, detached ADUs are separate structures, and garage ADUs involve converting an existing garage into living space. Evaluating your property and consulting with professionals can help determine the best option.
Ensuring your ADU project complies with local regulations involves thorough research and planning. Start by reviewing your city's ADU ordinances and building codes. Consider utilizing pre-approved plans if available, as they've already been designed to meet certain standards. Additionally, working with experienced builders and contractors who are familiar with local requirements can greatly increase the likelihood of your project's approval.
Before selecting a contractor, it's crucial to vet their experience, especially with ADU projects. Consider watching informational content that reviews general contractors or sub-contractors specializing in ADUs. This research can help ensure you choose a contractor capable of meeting your project's unique needs and complying with local regulations.