Our team brings 10+ years of residential construction experience to detached ADUs, garage conversions, attached additions, and junior units in Anaheim.
That experience shows up in the questions we ask. How will concrete reach the backyard? Where does the sewer run? Can the main house remain secure during an interior tie-in? Which surfaces must be opened and restored? Who carries a correction from the plans into the field?
We do not want an owner to learn the boundaries of the job from a change order. We work to expose those boundaries while there is still time to investigate, coordinate, and choose.
How we prepare a build
Property, pathway, scope, then proposal
Walk the property
We document existing structures, access, grade, drainage, utility locations, occupied areas, and conditions that could affect crews or equipment.
Choose the review path
We compare Anaheim’s standard process, catalogue options, and ADU Express only after the property and desired project type are clear.
Define the work
Drawings and proposal notes should agree on site work, structure, systems, finishes, protection, restoration, and the items that still need an answer.
Build and close out
We coordinate field sequence, inspections, written changes, remaining items, and the applicable documents or product information at handoff.
Every property has its own facts. City staff, utilities, designers, engineers, and inspectors make their own determinations; our job is to keep the construction responsibilities connected.
How we describe the work
Details come before big claims
City-process and local-code summaries link to primary public sources and carry a review date. Requirements can change, and a public page cannot decide how a rule applies to an individual parcel. Confirm current interpretations with the responsible agency and qualified project professionals.
Architectural visualizations on the site help homeowners discuss space, light, materials, and building relationships. Project pages will use verified job information when publication rights are available.
Start with the City: ADU Anaheim ↗ · Building Division ↗
Start with the property
Tell us what you want the new space to do.
Call (714) 410-2706 with the Anaheim address, the part of the property you are considering, and who the ADU is for. Photos, a survey, old plans, or City notes help when you have them.
See what to bring to an estimate conversation →Talk about your house
Tell us about the existing house
Call with the address, project type, and any plans or photographs you have. We can use that information to prepare for a site visit.
Call (714) 410-2706 · Prepare for an estimate · Anaheim ADU Builder home