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All Your ADUela Question Answered
ADUELA FAQs
What is an ADU?
ADU stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit – or an ADUela as we call it. Used personally or rented out, ADUs are built as a secondary house or apartment that shares the same property as a larger, primary home. They’re also known as in-law suites, granny flats, casitas, guest houses, backyard cottages, Airbnbs etc.
What’s All the Buzz About ADUs?
Cities, counties, and municipalities now see how ADUs can help resolve issues around housing shortages and affordable housing. So, they’ve revised their development ordinances to allow ADUs on most lots as a less expensive way to add housing for both rental or overflow space.
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income).
• Need more space but don’t want to move? ADUs provide that second living space, home gym, rec room, pool house, and more
• Work from home? Create a private home office.
• Family and friends visiting? Provide the ideal guest suite.
• Does a loved one need a place to live? Build an ADU that fits your family’s needs — single story, garage apartment, or whatever your vision is.
• Want some additional income? Build your ADUela as an Airbnb rental OR build yourself an ADUela to rent out your main home.
• Already own a rental property? Put a SECOND rental property on your lot for a fraction of the cost of buying another property.
What types of ADUs are there?
General ADU & Garage Conversions
An ADU (ADUela) can be a new DETACHED building in your back or side yard (General ADU), a conversion of an existing DETACHED garage (Garage Conversion), or a conversion of an existing ATTACHED garage, attic, or basement space.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Rent Out my ADUela?
In most cases, yes, unless there are HOA restrictions or lot-specific restrictions that do not allow for it.
What is the Process to Build an ADUela?
We handle everything for our clients (including permitting), so the process is quick and easy. After our initial consultation, you’ll select your floor plan and we’ll provide a project estimate. Then, we’ll get to work. Learn more about the ADUela process and timeline here.
Do You Connect to my Current Water, Sewer, and Electric?
Yes - ADUs are intended to connect to the sewer and water service of the primary residence. In most cases, we’ll tie into the sewer line outside of the main residence and water lines through the foundation of the house. We will attempt to tie into the current electrical service; however, we’ll add a separate electric panel for the house if needed.
Money FAQs
What is an ADU?
ADU stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit – or an ADUela as we call it. Used personally or rented out, ADUs are built as a secondary house or apartment that shares the same property as a larger, primary home. They’re also known as in-law suites, granny flats, casitas, guest houses, backyard cottages, Airbnbs etc.
What’s All the Buzz About ADU’s?
Cities, counties, and municipalities now see how ADUs can help resolve issues around housing shortages and affordable housing. So, they’ve revised their development ordinances to allow ADUs on most lots as a less expensive way to add housing for both rental or overflow space.
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
What types of ADUs are there?
General ADU & Garage Conversions
An ADU (ADUela) can be a new DETACHED building in your back or side yard (General ADU), a conversion of an existing DETACHED garage (Garage Conversion), or a conversion of an existing ATTACHED garage, attic, or basement space.
Can I Rent Out my ADUela?
In most cases, yes, unless there are HOA restrictions or lot-specific restrictions that do not allow for it.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Mecklenburg FAQs
What is an ADU?
ADU stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit – or an ADUela as we call it. Used personally or rented out, ADUs are built as a secondary house or apartment that shares the same property as a larger, primary home. They’re also known as in-law suites, granny flats, casitas, guest houses, backyard cottages, Airbnbs etc.
What’s All the Buzz About ADU’s?
Cities, counties, and municipalities now see how ADUs can help resolve issues around housing shortages and affordable housing. So, they’ve revised their development ordinances to allow ADUs on most lots as a less expensive way to add housing for both rental or overflow space.
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
Why Should I Build an ADU?
ADUs provide overflow and additional living space (ADUela Living) away from the main house and offer an income opportunity (ADUela Income)
What types of ADUs are there?
General ADU & Garage Conversions
An ADU (ADUela) can be a new DETACHED building in your back or side yard (General ADU), a conversion of an existing DETACHED garage (Garage Conversion), or a conversion of an existing ATTACHED garage, attic, or basement space.
Can I Rent Out my ADUela?
In most cases, yes, unless there are HOA restrictions or lot-specific restrictions that do not allow for it.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
Can I Build an ADU on my Lot?
Likely - and our team will guide you through this. Generally, if you have a residential property in Mecklenburg County and have the required space, you can build one ADU on your lot behind the main house. Building an ADU on your lot also depends on the restrictions in place for your specific neighborhood. Certain setback and design guidelines apply.
