Under California state law, homeowners have the right to convert existing garage space into an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or Junior ADU (JADU). Legal conversion requires meeting minimum ceiling heights, installing proper insulation and moisture barriers, creating independent exterior access, and complying with Title 24 energy standards. We handle all architectural plans, structural engineering, and city permitting on your behalf.

Converting a garage requires coordinating concrete leveling, wall framing, trenching for sewer connections, high-voltage electrical, and artisan finish carpentry. Hiring independent trades often leads to schedule misalignments, unexpected change orders, and finger-pointing. With our unified design-build approach, architectural drafting and construction execution happen under one roof with single-source accountability.

Because the outer structure already exists, a custom garage conversion moves faster than ground-up builds, typically taking 8 to 12 weeks of active construction. We finalize engineering calculations, secure municipal building permits, and pre-order all fixtures prior to breaking ground to guarantee continuous on-site progress.

Yes. Because the construction footprint is isolated to the garage area, your daily routine inside the main residence remains virtually undisturbed. We establish secure work barriers, manage daily site cleanup, and schedule utility tie-ins efficiently to ensure your home remains comfortable and safe throughout.

Garage slabs often slope toward the door and lack residential vapor barriers. We grind and pour self-leveling cementitious underlayments, apply commercial-grade moisture barrier membranes, and saw-cut the concrete to route dedicated plumbing drain lines for bathrooms and kitchenettes before installing luxury finished flooring.