Adding an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) to your property can be a great way to increase your living space and add value to your home. But the installation process can be complex and overwhelming. To help you navigate the process, here are 5 things an ADU specialist wants you to know about the installation process.

From understanding the local regulations to finding the right contractor, this blog will provide you with all the information you need to make sure your ADU is installed correctly and efficiently.

1. The installation process for an ADU is not as simple as it may seem. There are a lot of important factors to consider before starting the project.

Many homeowners tend to underestimate the complexity of the ADU installation process. While it truly can be simplified through professional planning and support, there’s no way around considering each component before starting the project. From finding suitable land to obtaining necessary permits and construction materials, starting a new ADU requires doing extensive research and double-checking regulations.

Most important of all, taking deliberate steps to ensure your safety and satisfaction throughout the entire journey – whether that be by consulting experts or preparing for delays. All in all, the sheer amount of upfront effort is more than worth it – once you have successfully launched your own ADU, your home will be the envy of the block.

2. Hiring an ADU specialist is the best way to ensure that your ADU is installed correctly and up to code.

When it comes to adding an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) to your property, do yourself a favor and hire a specialist. Outcomes are more likely to benefit you in the long run as they will be able to provide insights into local building codes as well as handle installations that are both cost-effective and accurate. Specialists often have demonstrable experience in working with constructors, so they can anticipate delays and offer other suggestions that may otherwise be missed by someone who isn’t familiar with the process.

Don’t go at it alone when dealing with complicated projects like this one – there’s no need to shop around too much, spend time training yourself on how to install an ADU or worsen the situation – just trust the specialists who can guarantee quick results and quality work!

3. The specialist will need access to your property during the installation process, so be sure to clear some space for them ahead of time.

To make sure your installation process goes off without a hitch, be sure to bear in mind that the specialist handling the project will be needing access to your property. It’s always a good idea to clear away any furniture and other obstacles before they arrive so that the installation can be completed quickly and efficiently. If you anticipate being absent from the premises during part of the installation, it’s important to communicate that ahead of time, so they know what to expect. Taking this extra step now will save you considerable hassle later on down the road.

4. The installation process can be disruptive, so it’s important to be prepared for some noise and dust in your home during the project.

If you’re about to undertake a home renovation project, be prepared for some chaos during the installation process. It may feel like your home has been turned upside down with tools, dust, and noise – although these disruptions are only temporary! To make things easier on yourself, try to move any breakables out of the installation area if possible. Take a deep breath and remind yourself that it’s all part of the process and that afterward, you’ll have an inviting space you can enjoy for years to come. Make sure to plan arrangements for your pets as well – the noise and construction can be frightening to animals.

5. Once the installation is complete, you’ll need to take some time to clean up and make sure everything is in working order before moving in.

Finishing the installation of your new home is a huge accomplishment. Congrats! You’re one step closer to officially moving in. But don’t count your chickens before they hatch, as you’ve still got some work to do. Take some time to clean up and make sure everything works before settling in. Doing so will help to ensure that you can enjoy your new home with peace of mind and won’t be surprised by any issues later on down the road. Plus, it’s always nice having a place that looks and feels extra tidy for when you’re ready to move in!

Moving into an ADU can be both exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. The whole installation process can seem daunting, but luckily there are specialists out there that can help you make sure everything is done correctly and up to code. Not only do they know what they’re doing, but they’ll also need some space to work on the project as well. With that in mind, it’s important to clear out a little bit of extra room in your home for them to get everything set up.

Being prepared for the disruption that comes with the installation process can also save you a lot of headaches in the long run; imagine having all of your belongings covered in dust! Once everything has been installed, however, all that’s left to do is give your space a good cleaning and make sure everything is running smoothly before settling in.

Ready to get started? Connect with the Hometelligent team today, and let an ADU specialist help you with your ADU installation journey!