
We build accessory dwelling units, garage conversions and additions for homeowners around Houston who need more usable space on their own property. Most of us came up through general residential construction before specializing in ADUs specifically, because the permitting and foundation questions are different enough to matter. We work with families adding a rental unit, a place for aging parents, or just more room without moving.
The problem you're probably dealing with is a lot that looks straightforward but isn't, whether that's a floodplain designation, a setback that's tighter than expected, or clay soil that's already cracked your driveway. We check the soil and the flood maps before we draw a foundation plan, so the slab gets engineered for what's actually under it instead of a standard design. That's the difference between an ADU that's still level in five years and one that isn't.
None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.
General liability coverage is in place for every ADU job we take on. Ask for certificates before signing anything, any contractor should hand them over without hesitation.
Chapter 42 setback rules, floodplain review and deed restrictions all get checked before we submit your permit. A rejected application usually costs more time than the review itself, so we try to get it right the first time.
A construction site with debris sitting around for weeks is a hazard for kids and pets, so we keep it cleared. Dumpster placement and final haul-off are part of the plan from day one.
A one-line estimate hides where your money actually goes on an ADU build. We break out foundation, framing, electrical, plumbing and finish costs so you can see it.
Permitting in Houston can take weeks longer on a floodplain lot, and we build that into the schedule up front. A start date that ignores permitting is a start date that's going to move.
We don't hand a job off to a different crew every phase. Having the same people on site from slab to final walkthrough cuts down on the handoff mistakes that show up later.
A few finished projects, from foundation to final walkthrough.



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