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Because ADUs are so Customizable

the first step in your journey should be identifying which "type" of unit best suits your lot—whether it’s a detached cottage, a basement conversion, or an addition above your garage.

Detached new construction Accessory Dwelling Units

These ADUs are also known as backyard cottages, in-law suites, or laneway houses, depending on the jurisdiction you are in. As you may be able to tell from the name, these are built from the ground up and are not connected to the main house on the property.

Garage conversion Accessory Dwelling Units

Garage conversion ADUs are created when someone converts their garage into a livable space.

ADUs above the garage

ADUs that are located above the garage or are attached to it fall into this category. These may be called garage apartments or carriage houses depending on your part of the country. Have you watched the show Happy Days? If you remember that show, the character The Fonz was someone who lived in an ADU above the Cunninghams’ garage.

Basement conversion into ADUs

A basement conversion into an ADU is close to a finished basement. They are commonly referred to as basement apartments, mother-in-law units, or in-law units. These ADUs must have a kitchenette, bedroom, full bath, and a door to enter and exit the premises.

Internal ADUs

When a part of the main house besides the basement is converted into an ADU, it is considered an internal ADU.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ?

An ADU is a secondary living space like a guest house or basement suite located on your property. Complete with its own kitchen and bath, it’s a versatile solution for boosting property value, earning rent, or keeping family close.

Are ADU's allowed in Colorado?

ADUs are legal in many Colorado municipalities, though zoning regulations differ by area. It is essential to verify specific local requirements with your building department before starting your project.

How do I finance the construction of my ADU?

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Do you have a Warranty Program?

Built to Last. Backed for Life. We stand behind every home we build. That’s why we provide a 12-month workmanship warranty (with extensions up to 24 months) and a 10-year structural warranty. We don't just meet legal standards—we exceed them to ensure your long-term confidence and peace of mind.