What is an
ADU?

Accessory Dwelling Unit
(ADU)

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is a legal and regulatory term for a secondary house or apartment that shares the building lot of a larger, primary house. ADU’s can also be labeled or categorized as an in-law or mother-in-law unit, secondary dwelling unit, granny flat, or carriage house.

Why Build an ADU?

Creating Value

Homeowners Stabilization Program
Increase home value
Increase home income
Coated steel structure
Full warranties
Short timeframe from delivery to assembly

We Make It Easy

With our prices starting as low as $150,000, we are your one-stop shop for easy and affordable ADU home building. No need to deal with multiple companies. We can handle everything for you right here.

Goldpoint Homes

Free home consultation and inspection
Includes site, floor, and foundation plans
All utility and structural plans
All interior and exterior finishes, including doors, paint, lighting, plumbing, fixtures, flooring, cabinets, appliances, siding, windows, doors, and heating included
All-inclusive, guaranteed low price
Local and state permits optional
Site prep and construction included
In-house financing available
Clear timelines

Other ADU Contractors

Headache of managing multiple companies
Hidden fees and construction overages
Outside financing options
Unclear timelines and construction delays
Site, floor, and foundation plans cost extra
Utility and structural plans cost extra
Local and state permit application and fees paid by customer
Site preparation costs extra
Foundation preparation costs extra
Not all interior fixtures and appliances included

What is an ADU?

Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)