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Understanding the ADU Construction Timeline

Building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) can significantly enhance your property’s value and functionality. Here’s a concise overview of the ADU construction process and timeline.


1. Design & Development: 4-6 Weeks

The journey begins with an initial consultation to discuss your vision and budget. Architects and designers then create detailed blueprints, ensuring compliance with local building codes and zoning laws.


2. Permitting: 2-4 Months

Obtaining permits is a critical step that varies by city. This phase involves submitting the design plans to local authorities and awaiting their approval. The duration can range from two to four months depending on the complexity and location of your project.


3. Construction: 4-7 Months

Once permits are secured, the construction phase begins.


This involves:

  • Site Preparation: Clearing and leveling the land.

  • Framing and Exterior Work: Erecting the structure, installing windows, doors, and roofing.

  • Interior Work: Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, drywall, and flooring.

  • Finishing Touches: Painting, installing fixtures, and landscaping.


The construction timeline typically ranges from four to seven months, depending on the project’s scope.


Conclusion

Building an ADU is a detailed process that requires careful planning and execution. At EG Modern Construction, our team of professionals is here to guide you through each step, ensuring a seamless and successful project from start to finish.

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