ADU Construction in Hacienda Heights, CA
Licensed general contractor, CSLB #1110475 (B and C-10). Free on-site consultation and a written scope before you commit.
ADU for Hacienda Heights homes
Hacienda Heights grew from orchards into a residential community mostly from the 1950s on, and many lots are larger than a typical city lot. That is exactly what makes an accessory dwelling unit practical here: a backyard unit for a parent, an adult child or rental income, without changing the main house.
The community lies against the Puente Hills, so a good ADU plan begins with the lot: slope, drainage, where the utilities run and how emergency access works. We walk the property, check what is feasible, and give you a written scope before you commit to anything.
What matters in Hacienda Heights
Hillside and sloped lots
Sloped backyards often need retaining, a stepped foundation or extra drainage. We design for that from the start instead of discovering it during excavation.
Fire-conscious building
The surrounding hills have a history of brush fires. Depending on the parcel, fire-safety requirements can affect materials, vents and setbacks. We check your parcel early.
Unincorporated area
Hacienda Heights is unincorporated, so plans and permits go through Los Angeles County rather than a city. We prepare the drawings and manage the submittal.
How we work
- Site visit. We measure, photograph and look at what the property allows.
- Written scope. You receive a written scope and price for your project. Pricing is individual and depends on the property and the scope.
- Plans and permits. We prepare the drawings and manage the permit process.
- Build and inspection. Licensed crews build, the city inspects, and we walk through the finished work with you.
CSLB license #1110475, Skill See Services Inc. Verify it on the CSLB website.
ADU in Hacienda Heights: questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Expert answers to common questions about Los Angeles construction and remodeling.
Who approves ADU permits in Hacienda Heights?
Hacienda Heights is unincorporated, so ADU plans are reviewed by Los Angeles County. We prepare the plans, submit them and handle corrections.
Can I build a detached ADU and a JADU on the same lot?
State law allows combinations in many cases. Whether it works on your lot depends on the house, the lot and the local rules, so we confirm it during the consultation.
Do I have to give up my garage?
Not necessarily. A detached backyard unit leaves the garage alone. If you prefer a garage conversion, state law generally does not require replacing the parking, but we verify the details for your property.
