We’re a locally certified & licensed ADU contractor that possess vast project expertise in designing and building spacious accessory dwelling units that perfectly fulfills the need of extra space at home. In the process of building one such unit, we first submit a design master-plan to the Building & Safety Department and thereafter obtain all the necessary permits. Once that is done, we start with our construction work by complying with the ADU building codes, rules & guidelines. This is how we help carve out extra living space within an existing property that has a growing family size.
Across California, an ADU or an accessory dwelling unit has become a sort of a necessity among small homes that have a growing family size. In order to effectively meet their dwelling space related needs, homeowners are now considering building an ADU at their existing properties to effectively carve out new space and square footage. And, we at Walters Remodeling have a team of experienced professionals in the form of engineers, architects, planners, designers and skilled workers that know how to build an attached, detached, garage converted or above-the-garage ADU, by fully complying with the codes and setback rules. With adolescent childrens, parents, grandparents, and in-laws coming to stay with their near and dear ones, especially after the Covid-19 situation, it has become imperative for homeowners across the US, to build ADUs. In this way, the problem of functional living space gets solved to a considerable extent, without having to buy a new house elsewhere, in order to find more space for living. For more information about our ADU building process and expertise, you can call us at 650-770-9676 and speak with one of our experienced project consultants that have so much information to share with you, regarding an ADU conversion or new unit construction.
If you’re considering building an Accessory Dwelling Unit, hire the services of a licensed San Mateo ADU contractor that has all the expertise, resources and know-how in creating a smart structure within an existing property. Only a certified ADU contractor would strictly abide by the safety norms, ADU building codes, rules & regulations, as laid down by the city and local government authorities. Most importantly, a licensed general contractor or home remodeling company would always obtain the legal permits and necessary approvals for an ADU construction or a garage conversion. As we’re one of the leading names in general remodeling here in San Mateo, we fully follow the California setback rules of 4’ from the rear & side and 5’ from the nearest property lines. We also strictly follow the size and dimension restrictions of any new accessory dwelling unit that is being constructed at an existing property. This is why it is always advised to hire a specialist contractor that has years of experience, manpower, resources and the reputation of building smart accessory dwelling units that are able to provide the kind of space required at a home. We have all the government certification and licenses to carry out one such mega construction at an existing property that was suffering as a result of space scarcity. Why not contact us right away and ask for FREE quotes regarding your ADU project at home and compare it with other home remodeling companies or general contractors near you.
Attached ADU | Fully attached to the main building |
Detached ADU | Stand-alone or separate from the main unit |
Garage converted | Converting old garages into Regular ADUs |
Above-the-garage ADU | Building above garage, by strengthening the walls |
Interior conversion ADU | ADUs carved out from within house interiors |
With an ADU construction at your place, it is now easy to find extra living space within your property, without having to buy a house. This is a comparatively cost-effective way to live spaciously, by spreading your arms and legs. Now you can think of adding an extra master bedroom, a living room, a full family suite, a home-office, a Granny Flat or a rental accommodation through an ADU design & build. This is how residences are solving the problem of space scarcity at homes, when family members are growing in size or new members are coming to stay at a place. It is an intelligent way of adding extra square footage to a home, either by building above-the-house, in an attached or detached form, well within the premises or retaining wall of the house. In this way, a lot of space-crunched homes are able to satisfy their requirement for additional dwelling space, for a comfortable and luxurious living. And, we’re experts in this exclusive construction domain for solving all your space related needs at your aging property.
Most importantly, an ADU is able to appreciate the value of a property by almost two to three folds, as a majority of homebuyers prefer purchasing a house that has extra liveable space, in order to easily accommodate a growing family size. Therefore, when you’re planning to sell your house in the future, you can definitely think of getting the maximum value and margin for your property, as a house with a newly built ADU can fetch almost 45-50% rise in the existing value of a house. This is the only reason why a majority of California homeowners are now going with an ADU design & construction at home, before thinking of selling their houses. The main idea is to appreciate the existing value of their property, so that they are not only able to recoup almost 80-84% of the investment made in an ADU, but also to get the maximum price for their property. And, with our experience in this specialized home construction domain, we can easily help achieve what you’ve been dreaming for a long time.
Although cities and counties are mandated to permit ADUs and JADUs, they are not required to adopt ADU and JADU ordinances. The bottomline is, you must have a permit from the local government authorities for starting any ADU construction work on your property.
An Accessory Dwelling Unit, also known as a granny flat or in-law suite, is a living unit that may be as small as 500 sq. ft. and up to 1200 sq. ft. in size. An ADU is an accessory living unit built on a single-family or multifamily residential building, wherever such developments are permitted.
A JADU which is permitted to approximately 500 sq. ft. in size can have a small food preparation area, including a sink or a wash basin, but it is NOT allowed to have a private washroom or a bathroom.