We make adding an ADU hassle-free. We build strong foundations for family and income, managing the entire project for you.
Our streamlined build process gives you peace of mind from zoning checks to final inspection.
We evaluate your property’s zoning & provide a custom proposal with a detailed scope of work tailored for you.
Our designers help maximize your space while we manage the plans, engineering, and materials for a seamless build.
Relax as our licensed team constructs your space on time and budget, handling all inspections and updates.
Built for durability and beauty, our ADUs are fully functional homes with high-quality electrical, plumbing, and insulation.
Rose Remodeling & Design specializes in all types of Accessory Dwelling Units. This includes Detached ADUs (backyard cottages), Attached ADUs (additions to the main house), Garage Conversions, and Junior ADUs (JADUs). We tailor the design to fit your lot size and your family’s needs.
Yes. ADU regulations can be complex. We handle the entire pre-construction process, including feasibility studies, architectural drawings, and submitting plans to your city planning department. We ensure your project aligns with local setbacks, height restrictions, and HOA guidelines if applicable.
Absolutely. An ADU adds livable square footage to your property, which is a significant factor in appraisal value. Beyond resale value, it offers immediate value through potential rental income or by saving costs on housing for extended family members.
Our ADUs are complete living spaces. This includes a full foundation, framing, roofing, insulation, electrical systems, plumbing, a fully functional kitchen, a bathroom, and living/sleeping areas. We provide “turn-key” solutions so the unit is ready to inhabit the moment we finish.
Timeline depends on the type of unit. A garage conversion is typically faster than a ground-up detached construction. generally, once permits are approved, the construction phase is efficient. During the “Plan for Success” phase, we will provide a clear timeline so you know exactly when your new space will be ready.
In many cases, yes. Adding a second dwelling usually requires additional power. As part of our service, we assess your current main panel and, if necessary, upgrade your service (e.g., from 100 to 200 amps) to ensure safety and code compliance for both your main home and the new unit.
Do you have a project in mind? Get in touch today and let our licensed experts help get the job done right.
