As families are growing in size, the need for functional living space is increasing with the addition of new members in a house. Therefore, Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are proving to be ‘game changers’ in the way big families are planning to add extra area or square footage to an existing residence, without disturbing the original framework, structure and foundation. ADUs can be attached, detached or above-the-floor. Mostly, garage converted spaces through an ADU garage conversion.

If you’re living in North San Diego county, a general contractor like “TNT Design & Build” can be a perfect choice to get your dream ADU or JADU constructed next to your house. Most importantly, by following all the government rules & guidelines pertaining to accessory dwelling unit building laws in the California state. It says a unit can be constructed within an existing property, provided it adheres to the setback clauses from the rear, front & sides. Similarly, ceiling height restrictions, drainage & utility lines, parking lot, separate entrance doors, and so on. Therefore a certified contractor with experience in ADU construction must be hired.

Accessory Dwelling Unit Construction is Gathering Steady Pace across Southern California

With teenage folks coming to stay at home after higher studies, or for that matter parents, grandparents and in-laws moving in for a long haul needs some form of accommodation with privacy. This is when accessory dwelling units North San Diego or elsewhere prove really helpful in accommodating such surprise visits, guests and family members to homes. First, a building permission needs to be obtained from the local municipal body, by submitting all the relevant property papers, drawings & documents, before any permission is granted.

As per new California ADU building laws, there’s no ‘Impact Fees’ for ADUs under 750 sq. ft. in size. Similarly, if there’s ample space available, a homeowner can build an attached, detached and a JADU within the existing property. The ADU cannot be more than 1200 sq. ft. and the JADU is limited to 500 sq. ft. for single family residences. So, when you partner with an accredited general contractor San Diego, it takes all the responsibilities, right from obtaining permits, to designing and final construction, till the project is delivered on time.