FAQ’s

  • An ADU is a dwelling unit other than the primary dwelling on a property. Many other names are used for them including casitas, granny flats, in-laws quarters, and carriage house (if they’re above a garage). Read more about them HERE

  • Most likely if you are in Albuquerque or Bernalillo County you are allowed to add an ADU to your property. Here’s a link to the city’s web page for regulations: ADU page

    Set up an appointment with us if you’d like us to come look at your site.

  • We’re happy to have a connection with Charles Edington who specializes in ADU lending. Contact him here: ADU Financing.

    Checking with your own local bank is also a good idea, although the idea of ADU financing and HELOC’s might be new to them.

  • First, please fill out our contact form with your info and location. We’ll contact you to set up a meeting or site visit. Site visits are free in ABQ metro; outside that, it’s $100 plus $1.50 per mile (one way).

    We’ll review your project details, then start a pre-construction contract to begin bids, design choices, and studies. After that, we require 50% of the total cost to order materials.

    The remaining 50% is split: 25% when work starts and 25% when you receive the certificate of occupancy.

  • Yes, we can build ADU’s on either slab on grade, or stem wall with crawlspace.

  • Yes, we can very likely match the siding and roofing to your house with our existing designs. If you need the architecture to be adjusted to match the main house (ie: your house has a flat roof but our models have a pitched roof) we’ll just need to go the custom design route, which is not a problem.

  • Yes we do.