Zeus Design Build

1. Initial Consultation:
   The process often begins with an initial consultation between the homeowner and the design/build team. During this meeting, you can discuss your goals, requirements, and budget for the ADU or other type of remodel project.
   
   
2. Site Assessment:
   The design team will visit your property to assess the site’s characteristics, including available space, zoning regulations, and any potential challenges.
   
   
3. Design Concept:
   The design team will work with you to create a preliminary design concept that includes floor plans, architectural drawings, and an overall vision for the ADU, kitchen, etc.
   
   
4. Detailed Design and Planning:
   Once the initial concept is approved, the design team will develop detailed construction plans, including structural, electrical, and plumbing specifications. They will also consider any necessary permits and code compliance.
   
   
5. Permitting:
   Obtaining the necessary permits from local authorities is a crucial step in the process. The design/build team will typically handle the permitting process on your behalf.
   
   
6. Construction:
   After receiving permits, construction of the ADU or remodel will begin. This includes site preparation, foundation work, framing, roofing, electrical, plumbing, lighting, and all other aspects of construction.
   
   
7. Quality Control and Inspections:
   Throughout the construction process, there will be quality control measures and inspections to ensure the project adheres to building codes and industry standards.
   
   
8. Interior Finishing:
   The interior finishes, such as flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, and paint, will be completed to your specifications.
   
   
9. Hand Over The Keys:
   Once the ADU or other remodel is complete and approved, it will be handed over to you, and you can begin using the space for its intended purpose.

Note; before an ADU or remodel can happen, there are three critical things you need to take care of in advance: feasibility, design, and permitting. Welcome to the pre-construction process.

Feasibility is the process of ensuring that you are legally allowed to build an ADU or do an addition to your house, on your property. The city planning office determines legality through zoning laws, fire and earthquake code, and state building codes. You need to become familiar with your local municipality’s zoning to understand your eligibility, and we can help.

We will handle this for you after a preliminary meeting.

Contractors State License Board of California

The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) protects California consumers by licensing and regulating the state’s construction industry. The CSLB was established in 1929 and today licenses about 285,000 contractors in 45 different classifications. The CSLB protects consumers by regulating the construction industry through policies that promote the health, safety, and general welfare of the public in matters relating to construction.