Accessory Dwelling
Unit (ADU) Services

Expand Your Living Space with Custom ADUs

At United Builders California Inc., we specialize in designing and building custom Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) that provide additional living space for your property. Serving Los Angeles and Orange County, our expert team delivers high-quality ADUs tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

Comprehensive ADU Solutions

Custom ADU Design

Work with our expert designers to create a custom ADU that fits your vision and lifestyle. We provide detailed 3D designs to help you visualize the final product.

Quality Construction

Our skilled craftsmen use high-quality materials to ensure your ADU is built to last. We handle every aspect of construction with precision and care.

Permitting and Compliance

We manage all permitting and ensure compliance with local regulations, making the process seamless and hassle-free for you.

ADU Conversions

Convert existing structures, such as garages or basements, into functional ADUs. Our team provides expert guidance and quality construction.

Step-By-Step Guide

01.

Initial Consultation

Discuss your ideas and requirements with our team.

02.

Design Phase

Create detailed 3D designs to visualize your ADU.

03.

Permitting and Approvals

We handle all permitting and ensure compliance with local regulations.

04.

Professional Construction

Our skilled craftsmen build your ADU with precision.

05.

Final Inspection

We conduct a thorough inspection to ensure everything meets our high standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a secondary housing unit located on the same property as a primary residence. It can be attached or detached and serves as an independent living space with its own entrance, kitchen, and bathroom.

ADUs offer increased living space, provide rental income opportunities, create space for family members, and can add value to a property while making efficient use of available land.

ADUs come in several types: detached units (standalone buildings), attached units (extensions or conversions of existing spaces), and garage conversions. Each option provides different layout and design possibilities.

Yes, zoning regulations vary by location. Local codes determine where ADUs can be built, their size, setbacks, and parking requirements. It’s essential to check with your city or county for specific rules and approval processes.

In many areas, you can build an ADU in your backyard, as long as you comply with local zoning laws, setback requirements, and other regulations regarding size and access. A detached ADU is often ideal for backyard construction.

Costs vary based on size, materials, and location. Key factors include the need for new plumbing or electrical work, foundation requirements, and whether the unit is a new construction or a conversion of existing space.

The timeline for building an ADU typically ranges from a few months to a year, depending on complexity, permitting, and construction phases. Detached ADUs may take longer due to the need for additional infrastructure like utility connections.

Financing options include home equity loans, personal loans, construction loans, or using savings. Some areas also offer incentives or financing programs to encourage ADU development for affordable housing.

Yes, ADUs can be rented out as long as local zoning and rental regulations allow it. Many homeowners build ADUs specifically for rental purposes, providing a steady stream of passive income.

Building an ADU can increase your property’s market value, as it adds living space and potential rental income. However, the value increase depends on the unit’s size, quality, and how it fits into the neighborhood’s housing market.