RenoFi Team

The CalHFA ADU Grant Program is designed to help homeowners in California build extra living spaces on the same lot as their primary residence.

An ADU can be attached or separate from the primary residence, while a tiny house is a compact unit below 400 square feet which can be stationary or mobile.

ADUs are secondary units that can be attached or separate, while DADUs are standalone buildings with their own living space, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.

ADUs are secondary units converted from existing spaces or built separately, while home additions expand the main house to create more living space.

ADU requirements include various regulations and guidelines that dictate how homeowners can build and use an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on their properties.

ADU kits are pre-packaged sets of materials and instructions designed to make building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) easier and more straightforward.

ADU kitchen ideas optimize space and comfort, so even smaller homes can still have well-designed and functional kitchens.

ADU Interiors presents innovative design ideas that maximize small spaces and transform them into efficient and impactful living areas.

The ADU Grant Program is designed for homeowners looking to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on their properties.

The ADU Grant California was created to help homeowners get the funds they need to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on their properties.