INSPIRATION ONLY
These concepts are not permit-ready plans, construction documents, guaranteed pricing, or confirmation that an ADU is allowed on a specific property. Final design depends on zoning, setbacks, utilities, engineering, site conditions, and jurisdiction approval.
Approximately 600 sq. ft. • 1 bedroom • 1 bathroom
A comfortable private casita with separate sleeping space and an open central living area.
Private bedroom and closet • Open kitchen and living area • Full bathroom • Laundry closet • Shaded porch
Approximately 800 sq. ft. • 2 bedrooms • 1 bathroom
A larger concept for family, long-term guests, rental use, or a more complete second dwelling.
Open great room • L-shaped kitchen • Two private bedrooms • Shared bathroom • Laundry and storage • Covered patio
An ADU project should begin with the property and intended use—not a generic floor plan. Site conditions, jurisdictional requirements, utilities, access, design, budget, and construction scope must work together.
Property & Feasibility Review
Review the parcel, available space, setbacks, access, utilities, drainage information, intended use, and known community requirements before committing to a size or layout.
Plans, Engineering & Permitting
Coordinate the design team, required engineering, selections, energy and building information, utility requirements, and jurisdictional review needed for a permit-ready construction scope.
Ground-Up Construction
Coordinate site work, foundation, structure, enclosure, mechanical systems, utilities, inspections, cabinetry, flooring, paint, trim, fixtures, and final project closeout for the approved scope.
Surprise & Phoenix Metro Service
ADU opportunities are evaluated individually throughout Surprise, the West Valley, and Phoenix metro based on the property, jurisdiction, plans, scope, schedule, budget alignment, and current capacity.
Design Help That Fits Your Space and Budget
You do not need to arrive with a finished plan. We can help turn your ideas into an ADU concept that makes sense for the available space, how you plan to use it, and the budget you are comfortable with. From layout priorities and overall size to finishes and construction options, we help you make practical decisions before moving into final plans, engineering, and permitting.
We can help review the property, intended use, preliminary scope, and next steps before you commit to plans or major purchases.
Discuss an ADU Project