What is an ADU?
An accessory Dwelling Unit is a secondary housing unit on any single-unit residence. These are additional spaces attached to a house and turned into functional dwellings for living and other purposes. Different ADUs include basement conversion ADU, detached new construction ADU, addition ADU, ADU above garages, and garage conversion ADU.
Other names for the accessory dwelling unit are in-law unit, mother-in-law unit, in-law apartment, secondary dwelling unit, granny flat, granny pod, bonus unit, casita, carriage Unit or carriage house or ohana unit (Hawaii). An ADU has a separate entrance, a kitchen and a living area. However, it is attached to the water and energy connection of the primary house.
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CEB is an expert in planning and executing an ADU in your basement, garage, or any other part of your house. Our master planners prepare a floor plan and then professionally complete the design. We understand the need for sustainability and energy efficiency in an ADU. Therefore, we connect the ADUs with the water and energy supply of the main house in a way that conserves the energy and costs little burden on your utility bills.
Experienced in Energy Conservation
An ADU may cost more because it uses the energy from the primary house. However, our master design uses energy-efficient materials, paints, fittings and design to make your ADU highly sustainable. We ensure that you invest in the right materials and places to maximize your benefits.
