ADU research & next steps
Turn your ADU questions
into a clear next step.
Get a written, human-reviewed brief for one property and one ADU idea. Understand the rules we can verify, the questions still open and who to speak with next.
Personal research and review by Justin Honeck.
One property. One ADU idea.
Agree the scope and delivery date before paying.
Start on your own with the free property checker, guides or printable project planner. No signup needed.
What you receive
Research you can use
in your next conversation.
- A sourced written brief.
Justin reviews the available official rules and public information relevant to your stated idea. You receive links, review dates and a plain-language explanation.
- A clear account of what is still unknown.
Municipal questions, site and utility information, and any professional review needed are identified. Missing information stays visible.
- A practical next-step plan.
Know which questions to ask, which documents to gather and which type of professional may be needed before you spend on design or construction.
- A 30-minute review call and one correction round.
Walk through the brief with Justin and clarify or correct the agreed research. A different property, new design or expanded investigation needs a separate scope.
Useful while you’re still deciding.
You might be considering space for a parent, an addition, a garage conversion or a separate cottage. This service helps organize an early decision, whether construction is a near-term plan or still an idea.
The fee covers research and a written next-step plan. It does not include a site visit, survey, design drawings, engineering, a construction estimate, permit application or a municipal approval. It does not reserve a builder or require you to build with us.
Agree the work before paying.
- Describe your property and the question you want to answer in a private service request.
- Justin checks whether the brief is a useful fit and what property details are needed.
- Justin Honeck confirms coverage, written scope, delivery date and payment terms before you decide.
A request does not authorize a charge or reserve a delivery date. The brief is preliminary research; the municipality and appropriate professionals make property-specific legal and technical determinations. Read the service terms before requesting a scope.