Existing structure first
Photos, dimensions, utility notes, and current openings help define what is realistic and quoteable.
ADU & Garage Conversion Plans
Whether you are converting a garage, adding a guest suite, or planning an accessory dwelling unit, the drawing package needs to account for existing conditions, layout, egress, utilities, parking, setbacks, and local permit requirements.
Photos, dimensions, utility notes, and current openings help define what is realistic and quoteable.
Plan bathrooms, kitchens, egress, ceiling heights, storage, privacy, and rental or guest-suite flow.
Accessory unit rules vary by city, including parking, setbacks, utilities, and detached-unit requirements.
ADU and garage conversion plans depend heavily on the current building. Ceiling heights, slab conditions, exterior openings, windows, utilities, existing framing, setbacks, and parking rules can all affect what drawings are needed and whether engineering or local professional review may be required.
For the fastest quote, send photos of the garage or accessory structure, approximate dimensions, desired rooms, bathroom or kitchen needs, utility notes, and your city or county. If you have a survey or existing plans, include those too.
Plans may include existing/proposed layouts, elevations, window and door notes, bathroom/kitchen fixture placement, accessibility or egress notes, and permit coordination. Detached ADUs may require additional site and utility coordination.
Tell us what you want to convert or build and we will quote the architect plan package.
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