Accessory Dwelling Units · IRC Code Compliant
An ADU on your property isn't just extra space — it's one of the smartest investments a homeowner can make. We build them right, to code, and delivered to your backyard.
Built to IRC StandardsThe Numbers
Return on Investment
In most markets, land is the most valuable part of a residential property. An ADU puts that land to work — adding livable square footage, rental income potential, and long-term equity.
Whether you're housing a family member, renting to a tenant, or simply adding a home office or studio — an ADU pays for itself. And because ours are built to IRC residential codes, they're fully permitted structures that add legitimate appraised value to your property.
"An ADU is one of the highest-return investments a homeowner can make — generating both immediate income and long-term appreciation." — National Association of Realtors
FTC Disclaimer: Rental income figures, ROI estimates, and payback timelines shown on this page are illustrative examples based on national averages. Actual results vary significantly based on location, market conditions, occupancy rates, local rent control laws, property management costs, and other factors. Tiny Home Depot makes no guarantee of any specific rental income, return on investment, or payback period. Prospective ADU owners should conduct independent market research and consult with a local real estate professional before making investment decisions.
How People Use Them
Long-term tenants, short-term rentals, or vacation stays — your ADU can generate consistent income that offsets your mortgage or builds savings.
Keep family close without sacrificing privacy. Perfect for aging parents, adult children, or in-laws who want independence with proximity.
A dedicated workspace, art studio, or creative space — separate from the main house, professionally finished, and fully functional.
Give guests their own space with full amenities. A guest house adds comfort for visitors and value to your property year-round.
Real estate is local. In most markets, adding permitted square footage is one of the most reliable ways to build lasting equity.
Move into the ADU and rent out the main house — a growing strategy for homeowners who want to simplify without leaving their neighborhood.
Our Work
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