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Building an ADU, remodeling, or adding on is one of the biggest decisions a family will make about their home.

The more you understand before construction begins, the better your experience will be. This resource center helps you learn about ADUs, remodels, and additions, understand the process, explore financing options, and find official information from cities throughout the Inland Empire.

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If you’re just beginning your research, these are the best places to start.

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Learn about ADUs

Our educational topics are designed to help you make confident decisions — from planning and costs to remodels, additions, and family living.

Planning Your ADU

01Detached vs. Attached ADUs
02Garage Conversion vs. New Construction
03Choosing the Right Floor Plan
04Designing for Multi-Generational Living
05How to Maximize Small Spaces
06Planning for Future Flexibility

Costs & Financing

07How Much Does an ADU Cost?
08Understanding Construction Costs
09Financing Your ADU
10Home Equity Loans vs. Construction Loans
11Budgeting for Your Project
12Hidden Costs to Consider

Remodels & Additions

13ADU, Remodel, or Addition: Which Is Right for You?
14Planning a Kitchen Remodel
15Adding On: Home Addition Basics
16Designing Outdoor Living Spaces
17Living at Home During Construction

Family Living

18Housing Aging Parents
19Creating Independence for Adult Children
20Guest Houses
21Caregiver Housing
22Aging in Place
23Building a Family Compound

Construction & Design

24Foundation Options
25Energy-Efficient ADUs
26Universal Design
27Accessibility Features
28Choosing Interior Finishes
29Outdoor Living Ideas
Inland Empire ADU resources

Every city has its own planning department, development standards, and permitting process. These official resources are excellent places to learn about local requirements.