The likelihood of having an additional structure in the backyard that can house family members, tenants, offices, or a gym has made professional Fremont ADU design services hugely attractive to most homeowners.
Our design services encompass the creation of architectural plans for construction or renovation projects designed for open-concept living and minimalism and tackle various design challenges and how to overcome them.
Collaboration between you and Fremont ADU design experts is crucial to create functional and visually appealing ADU designs while adhering to Fremont’s building codes and regulations.
No matter which size is best for your needs, Fremont ADU design leaves plenty of indoor and outdoor space to decorate as you see fit.
Below are some of our meticulous ADU design ideas to help you achieve the ultimate unit to impress you, your guests, or potential tenants.
An open floor plan with sliding glass doors and large windows allows in enough sunlight making your ADU appear more spacious than it is.
To create an open and livelier effect in your ADU design, consider linen in grey, light green, or breeze colors.
Built-in storage units and shelves organize everything neatly to exploit every inch of available space and avoid clutter in your ADU.
A carefully placed mirror improves the illusion of larger spaces in ADU design beyond their actual square footage.
Sensibly placed greenery with large leaves bring the outdoors indoors for the ultimate tranquility eliminating negative space without adding to the clutter.
If space allows, furnishing the outdoors with stunning chairs and a table expands your ADU floor plan without the need to add another room.
Minimalism and simplicity are crucial features in ADU design. Done Right Home Remodeling professionals focus on simple architectural forms, clean lines, and uncluttered space while not compromising its functionality to serve your unique needs.
Below is how we bring your calming, minimalist ADU design idea to reality;
Our Fremont remodeling contractors clearly outlines some potential challenges that may arise during your ADU project construction and how to solve them with ease and avoid costly mistakes:
| Challenge | Explanation | Solution |
| Design constraints | ADUs are new builds that require a lot of architectural and engineering expertise. Therefore, hidden design standards can halt progress immediately. | It is advisable to work with an experienced contractor in ADU design, like Done Right Home Remodeling to ensure that your plans meet all standards and fit your needs. |
| Government approval and permitting | ADUs have more stringent legal requirements that have to be met and reviewed by Fremont’s local municipality. | i. Prepare every item on Fremont’s ADU permit checklist.
ii. Review your building plan with your contractor to ensure it fits the requirements. iii. Submit a complete application permit form to the Fremont building department for review. |
| Financing | Depending on the size and scope of your ADU costs, it can range from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars. You can borrow some or all funds needed to finance the project. | You should consult your financial advisor in advance to put any necessary financing in place before you break grounds, to ensure cash flow problems don’t halt your project midway. |
Expand your home with our bespoke ADU designs. Contact us today to learn how Done Right Home Remodeling can get you started on your ADU project.
ADUs are smaller than the main house, so optimizing storage solutions allows for efficient use of the available space and helps occupants keep their belongings organized.
At Done Right Home Remodeling, we are well conversant with Fremont’s local regulations and we can guide you through the design process to ensure your ADU is up to the building codes of Fremont.
You can customize your ADU design to meet your preference and needs. With us on your ADU project, we can help you create a customized ADU design that optimizes the available space and incorporate your desired features.
Matching the roof materials of the ADU with the main house can create a cohesive and unified appearance. However, it’s not always necessary, especially if the primary home has unique and expensive roofing materials.
