Tonkawa
400 sf, 20′ × 20′, one bath
An efficient studio with a full kitchen, a bath, pantry and laundry, and built-in bunk beds. A good fit for a small lot or a first ADU.
Request a consultationAdd a second home to the property you already own.
An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is a small, separate home on the same lot as your main house. Owners build them for family, for rental income, or for a place to host guests and work.
What an ADU can do for you
Rental income
A well-placed ADU can bring in steady monthly rent, where your city allows rentals.
Family nearby
Room for aging parents, adult children, or a caregiver, with privacy for everyone.
Guests and work
A guest house, studio, or office that sits apart from the main home.
Two starting plans
Each plan can be adjusted to your lot, your city’s rules, and your budget.
Coahuiltec
About 750 sf, 25′ × 30′, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Two bedrooms, an open living, dining, and kitchen area, a pantry, storage, and an 8′ × 14′ screened porch.
Request a consultationCheck what is allowed first
ADU rules differ by city and sometimes by neighborhood. Lot size, setbacks, utility connections, and parking all matter. Every project starts with a feasibility review, so you know what your property allows before you pay for design.
How it works
- Request a consultationTell us your address and what you hope to build.
- Feasibility reviewWe look at zoning, setbacks, utilities, and access.
- DesignPick a plan and fit it to your lot.
- PermittingWe prepare and coordinate your city submittals.
- BuildConstruction through move-in.
Interested in earth block construction? See our Incremental homes.
Thinking about an ADU? Start with your property.
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