Our Process for Home Additions and ADU Projects
Additions and ADUs are executed through a structured process designed to protect the existing home while integrating new construction deliberately and safely.
- Feasibility & Pre-Construction: We begin by reviewing zoning constraints, evaluating structural conditions, confirming utility capacity, and aligning budgets with scope. Early coordination ensures additions and ADUs comply with jurisdictional requirements before permit submission.
- Structural & Utility Planning: Before fieldwork begins, we align on structural engineering, foundation design, framing transitions, and infrastructure extensions. Inspection sequencing and material lead times are confirmed to reduce disruption once construction starts.
- Controlled Integration: Construction is managed through consistent on-site oversight, deliberate sequencing, and quality control checkpoints. Structural tie-ins, roofing transitions, and utility connections are executed carefully to protect the integrity of existing homes.
- Closeout & Final Inspection: We complete punch lists, coordinate final inspections, and finalize documentation so expanded space is delivered cleanly and in compliance with local requirements.