Generate rental income
A long-term renter or a short-term stay can turn your backyard into a monthly paycheck. Many ADUs help cover the mortgage while your property value climbs — income now, equity later.
Building in Idaho since 1991 · Contractor license RCE-473
Your backyard is sitting on untapped value.
A well-built ADU turns your property into rental income — or gives your family room to grow. And with Idaho's new ADU law in effect since July 1, 2026, there has never been an easier time to build.
Idaho contractor license RCE-473
Building in Idaho since 1991
New Idaho ADU law — effective July 1, 2026
Boise's pre-approved ADU plan sets
Two ways an ADU pays you back
Why homeowners are adding ADUs
Room for extended family
Keep parents, adult kids, or guests close — with real privacy. A separate entrance, kitchen, and bath make multigenerational living comfortable for everyone under your roofline.
Financing through our lending partners
Little down. Build now, not someday.
We work with lending partners who specialize in ADU projects. Financing options with little money down mean the plan you love doesn't have to wait for a pile of savings.
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pre-approved plan sets from the city of Boise
Start from a plan the city has already approved
Boise has done the hard part: a catalog of eight ADU plan sets is pre-approved, and as of July 1, 2026 a new Idaho law clears the way for ADUs on more properties statewide. Pick a plan, and we handle the rest — permitting, site work, and construction.
Browse the ADU plansMore than the catalog
The pre-approved Boise plan sets are just the starting point — we build from a wide library of other ADU designs, so there's a layout for nearly every lot and budget.
Fully custom, in-house
Have something specific in mind? Our design department can draw a custom ADU plan tailored to your property, your needs, and your style — then build it.
Find out what an ADU could add to your property
Tell us about your lot and your goals. We'll walk you through the plans, the new law, and your financing options — no pressure, just straight answers from a builder who has been at this in Idaho since 1991.