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What to have nearby when you call
The address is the most useful starting point. If you have a survey, prior plans, a rough sketch, photos of the yard or garage, or notes from Anaheim staff, keep them nearby. You do not need a finished design.
Think about the intended use, number of bedrooms, privacy needs, accessibility concerns, and any deadline that matters to your household. These details help us ask better questions.
- Property address and best call-back number
- Detached, attached, garage conversion, or JADU idea
- Known access, utility, drainage, or existing-work concerns
- Any City correspondence or prior drawings
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What we can cover on the first call
We can discuss the type of work you have in mind, the likely field review, documents that may help, and the next useful step toward a scope. A phone call cannot confirm zoning, utility capacity, structural condition, permit approval, price, or schedule.
When a field visit or document review makes sense, the next step should be clear about who is doing what and what information is still missing.
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Call the Anaheim ADU team
Use the button below from a mobile phone or dial (714) 410-2706. This site does not publish an office address or claim that walk-in appointments are available.
City and state references
Where we checked the rules
Open the current agency material before fixing a design detail or construction allowance.
Continue from here
Build out the rest of the work list
Bring us the property
Talk through the existing conditions
Describe the existing building, the intended resident, and the decision holding up the project.