ADU Builder in Riverside, CA
Backyard cottages, garage conversions, attached suites — code-compliant, integrated with your home, built so the rental income (or family it houses) starts the day we hand you the keys.
Backyard cottages, garage conversions, attached suites — code-compliant, integrated with your home, built so the rental income (or family it houses) starts the day we hand you the keys.
What you want the ADU for, what your property is like, what your timeline is. Free, no pressure.
We visit your property. Setbacks, utility access, slope, existing structures, and lot coverage rules all reviewed. We'll tell you what size ADU your lot can support, whether a pre-approved plan makes sense, and whether the unit should be detached, attached, or a garage conversion.
Plans, structural engineering, energy compliance, and submission to the city. Pre-approved plans typically permit in 4–8 weeks; custom designs typically permit in 8–16 weeks depending on city.
Foundation, framing, mechanical/electrical/plumbing, finishes. Most ADUs take 6–9 months from groundbreak. You get weekly site walkthroughs, daily updates through Houzz Pro, and one point of contact.
Final inspections, certificate of occupancy, professional cleanup, and a written workmanship warranty (2 years standard, 5 years luxury tier).
For rental income. A well-designed long-term ADU in Riverside or Rancho Cucamonga can generate $1,800–$3,000+/month in rent depending on size, finishes, and location. Many homeowners refinance the project costs against that rental income.
For family. Aging parents, adult kids, multigenerational living. A private entry, full kitchen, and separate utilities mean it’s actually independent living — not just a finished basement with a door.
For work and life. A detached office that’s actually separate from the house. A creative studio. A guest suite that doesn’t take over your spare bedroom. Same square footage, depending on how you want to use it.
Designed to add value, not subtract from it. A well-integrated ADU adds resale value because the next buyer sees the same flexibility you did. A bolted-on ADU that doesn’t match the house subtracts value — and that’s a contractor problem, not a property problem.