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Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)

Practical, buildable, and designed to perform.

Introduction

Accessory Dwelling Units are one of the most effective ways to add living space or generate rental income—but getting them approved and built isn’t simple.

We provide end-to-end ADU services - from feasibility and design through construction - so projects move forward efficiently and get built the right way.

What We Do

We handle the full process:

  • Site Review and feasibility
    Efficient layouts that maximize usable space without unnecessary cost

  • Zoning and code analysis

  • Full construction documents

  • Permitting coordination

  • Construction Management / builder services

Whether you're adding a backyard unit, converting an existing structure, or developing a small infill project, we bring a practical, engineering-driven approach to get it done.

Our Approach

We focus on buildable, high-performance homes—not overcomplicated designs or theoretical concepts.

  • Practical Design
    Efficient layouts that maximize usable space without unnecessary cost

  • Engineering-Driven
    Licensed Professional Engineer with municipal experience in Dover

  • High-Performance Mindset
    Background in building energy science (PHIUS CPHC), applied where it makes sense:

    • Better air sealing

    • Smarter insulation strategies

    • Right-sized mechanical systems

  • Constructability First
    Details that contractors can actually build—no guesswork in the field

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Types of ADUs

  • Detached backyard units

  • Attached additions

  • Garage conversions

  • Basement or internal units

  • Small infill homes on constrained sites

If your property has challenges—access, utilities, zoning—we can help navigate those as part of the process.

Why This Approach Works

  • ADU projects often face challenges including:

    • Zoning uncertainty

    • Utility constraints

    • Poor coordination between design and construction

By integrating engineering, permitting, and construction, we reduce those risks and keep projects moving.

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Getting Started

We begin with a Site Review to evaluate feasibility, constraints, and potential layout options.

From there, we outline a clear path forward for design, permitting, and construction.

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