Create opportunities with ADU from RedShed Studio!
Enjoy the benefits of expanded living space
Expand your living space
Generate rental income
Increase your home value
We'll handle all aspects of your ADU project, from start to finish
1
Initial Consultation
Every ADU project begins with a consultation to understand your goals and aspirations.
2
Planning and Design
We provide tailored floor plans, elevations, and interior design options within your budget. For additional customization, we offer premium upgrades.
3
Paperwork
We'll create the necessary project documentation and permits based on your specific needs. This way, you can avoid the hassle of paperwork.
4
Build
We handle pre-build details and construction so you can relax. Our design team reps your project, leads a home prep meeting, then builds your ADU.
5
Great job!
The project is completed to your exact specificities, and we're confident that you'll be thrilled with the results. We clean up the work area and remove any debris.
Popular Small Projects 500 sqft - 600 sqft
ADD-ON
2 bedroom | 1 bathroom | 550 sqft | from $247 500
Popular Medium Projects 600 sqft - 700 sqft
SELF-CONTAINED
2 bedroom | 1 bathroom | 675 sqft | from $303 750
Popular Large Projects 700+ sqft
LODG
1 bedroom | 1 bathroom | 820 sqft | from $369 900
Popular Small Projects 500 sqft - 600 sqft
Popular Medium Projects 600 sqft - 700 sqft
Popular Large Projects 700+ sqft
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ADU Success Stories
Discover how your Bay Area neighbors unlocked the potential of their homes with beautiful, functional ADUs built by Redshed. Be inspired by real families' success stories and see how Redshed can help you create your dream ADU.
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Gary | Redshed Studio ADU Experience
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Tracy's review of her ADU in Oakland, California
Thompson Family | Redshed Studio ADU Experience
Turning Dreams into Reality: A Couple's 900 sq.ft. ADU in Sacramento
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Nicki's ADU in Mountain View
Keaton and Ryan of Oakley are thrilled to introduce their Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) and share their experience with Redshed Studio
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An accessory dwelling unit (ADU), also known by various names like tiny home, in-law unit, backyard cottage, or secondary suite, is a complete and independent dwelling unit that's located on the same property as a single-family home. It can be attached to the main house or detached, standing as a separate structure in the backyard.
ADUs typically have their own kitchen, bathroom, living space, and sleeping area, making them fully functional living quarters for one or more people. They can be converted from existing spaces like garages or basements, built as additions to the main house, or constructed as separate structures on the property.
Here are some of the reasons why people choose to add an ADU to their property:
If you're considering adding an ADU to your property, there are a few things to keep in mind:
ADUs typically have their own kitchen, bathroom, living space, and sleeping area, making them fully functional living quarters for one or more people. They can be converted from existing spaces like garages or basements, built as additions to the main house, or constructed as separate structures on the property.
Here are some of the reasons why people choose to add an ADU to their property:
- Provide housing for family members: ADUs can be a great way to give aging parents or adult children a place to live while still maintaining some independence.
- Generate rental income: Renting out an ADU can be a great way to generate additional income, especially in areas with high housing costs.
- Increase property value: Adding an ADU can often increase the value of your property, making it a worthwhile investment.
- Create additional space: ADUs can be used for a variety of purposes, such as a home office, gym, art studio, or guest room.
If you're considering adding an ADU to your property, there are a few things to keep in mind:
- The size and type of ADU you want to build: Consider how many people you need to accommodate and what amenities you want to include.
- The cost of construction: The cost of building an ADU can vary depending on the size, complexity, and local construction costs.
- The permitting process: You will need to obtain permits from your local government before you can start construction.
- The impact on your property value: Adding an ADU can typically increase your property value, but it's important to consult with a real estate agent to get an accurate estimate.
There are three main types of ADUs: detached, attached, and conversion.
Detached ADUs are independent living units that are separate from the main house. They can be tiny houses, granny pods, or backyard cottages. They are a good option if you want to add privacy and separation between the ADU and the main house.
Attached ADUs are connected to the main house by a shared wall or roof. They can be in-law units, garage conversions, or basement conversions. They are a good option if you want to save space and make it easy for residents of the ADU and the main house to interact.
Conversion ADUs are created by converting an existing space into a living unit. This could be a garage, attic, basement, or even a shed. They are a good option if you want to save money and avoid the hassle of new construction.
Detached ADUs are independent living units that are separate from the main house. They can be tiny houses, granny pods, or backyard cottages. They are a good option if you want to add privacy and separation between the ADU and the main house.
Attached ADUs are connected to the main house by a shared wall or roof. They can be in-law units, garage conversions, or basement conversions. They are a good option if you want to save space and make it easy for residents of the ADU and the main house to interact.
Conversion ADUs are created by converting an existing space into a living unit. This could be a garage, attic, basement, or even a shed. They are a good option if you want to save money and avoid the hassle of new construction.
Our company leads and manages every aspect of your project, from a comprehensive project evaluation to our warranty. We have been successfully building new homes and remodeling aging homes for over 25 years.
We work with you and your property parameters to determine a probable investment that will: address your needs, be approved by your city, and most importantly, incorporates the total net costs of your project, not just “the box”.
