Transform Your Space with ADUs Today
From garage conversions to new detached units, Rahban Development specializes in Accessory Dwelling Units construction that adds income potential, family living space, or long-term property value. Watch our videos below to see how we make the process simple.
ADU Options We Specialize In
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are versatile living spaces that can enhance your property value and provide additional income. Whether for family, guests, or rental opportunities, ADUs offer a practical solution to housing needs.
Detached ADUs
Standalone units designed for flexibility and privacy.
Garage Conversions
Transform underused garages into fully functional living spaces.
Attached ADUs
ADU costs vary, but we ensure transparency throughout.
Why Homeowners Choose ADUs?
ADUs are one of the most popular ways to expand living space and increase property value in Los Angeles. Whether it’s creating a rental unit, a guest house, or a multi-generational home, ADUs provide flexibility and long-term returns.
Recent ADU Projects
See how we’ve helped Los Angeles homeowners transform garages and yards into functional, modern ADUs.
"We had an excellent experience working with Alex at Rahban Development on our ADU project. Their team was professional and communicative. The project was completed within the time they said it would and met our expectations in both quality and design. Highly recommend their services!"
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FAQs
Here are some common questions regarding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and their requirements.
An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a secondary housing unit on a single-family residential lot. ADUs can be attached or detached from the main home and provide additional living space. They are often used for rental income, guest accommodations, or multi-generational living.
Zoning laws vary by location, so it's essential to check local regulations. Many cities have specific requirements for ADUs, including size, design, and placement. Always consult your local planning department for accurate information.
The permitting process for ADUs typically involves submitting plans to your local building department. You may need to provide details about the design, utilities, and compliance with zoning laws. Approval times can vary, so it's wise to start early.
ADUs can be designed in various styles, from modern to traditional. Consider factors like functionality, aesthetics, and how it complements the main home. Working with an experienced architect can help you create a design that meets your needs.
The cost of building an ADU can vary widely based on size, materials, and location. On average, homeowners can expect to spend between $100,000 and $300,000. It's important to budget for permits, utilities, and potential design fees.