Your own Accessory Dwelling Unit

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are one of the fastest-growing housing trends in California. Whether you’re looking to generate rental income, create space for family, or build a flexible living arrangement for aging parents or adult children, ADUs offer a smart, lasting investment. With recent changes to state laws, it’s easier than ever to build an ADU—but the process can still feel complicated and overwhelming. Many homeowners struggle to get clear answers on cost, timing, and what’s actually required to get started. That’s where we come in. Our goal is to take the stress and uncertainty out of the process. We’ve developed a simple, step-by-step system that helps you understand exactly what to expect—so you can make confident decisions, plan your budget, and bring your ADU project to life with clarity and peace of mind.

There are two major OBSTACLES when planning an ADU

PLANS AND SITE WORK:

  • Design, Civil Engineering, Observations, Reports, Permits, Site-Specific Requirements

CONSTRUCTION OF THE STRUCTURE ITSELF:

  • The construction of the ADU you choose to build

Fleming ADUs: the five steps

STEP 1: CHOOSE YOUR PLAN (one week)

  • Follow the webpage to make all of your ADU selections and determine the price of your building

  • We will contact you and schedule a free on-site visit

STEP 2: MEET YOUR BUILDERS (one week)

STEP 3: SHOULD I BUILD THIS (four weeks)

  • Fleming ADUs compiles site feasibility report

STEP 4: PROJECT APPROVED (10-20 weeks)

  • Project begins

  • Complete site specific plans to include all plans and necessary supporting documents

  • Plans are submitted

  • Permit is issued

STEP 5: GOING VERTICAL (15-20 weeks)

  • Construction of ADU

Start The Process

COUNTY PLANS

For residents outside of the incorporated areas of San Luis Obispo as well as in the city of Paso Robles

CITY PLANS

For residents inside city limits of Arroyo Grande, Atascadero, Grover Beach, and Morro Bay

Currently the cities of San Luis Obispo and Pismo Beach are not offering a pre-approved ADU program.