BACKYARD OFFICE BUILDERS GARDEN GROVE
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ADU CONSTRUCTION
Things to do and mistakes to avoid when planning your Garden Grove Office Construction:
- Check that the construction company has the proper licensing and insurance
- Always get multiple quotes for your project
- Use references and reviews to help you pict the best contractor/builder
- Make sure there is a signed, written contract
- Keep open communication with the builder throughout the project
- Garden Grove has one of the highest numbers of permits for ADUs, so your chances of approval and success are very good.
Garden Grove Backyard Office Requirements You Should Know
Backyard Office Zoning Requirements
In most residential neighborhoods in Garden Grove, backyard offices are allowed, but it's important to check local ADU building codes to ensure compliance. Here are some important points:
- Make sure your property is in a zone that allows backyard offices. Check https://symbium.com/research/california-adu/gardengrove
Permit Process
In most residential neighborhoods in Garden Grove, backyard offices are allowed, but it's important to check local ADU building codes to ensure compliance. Here are some important points:
- Make sure your property is in a zone that allows backyard offices. Check https://symbium.com/research/california-adu/gardengrove
- Find out about any size and height restrictions.
- Follow any specific neighborhood guidelines.
Permit Process
- To Begin: Contact a reputable construction company to find out what is possible on your property.
- Compliance: Ensuring compliance with all zoning and building requirements.
- Application Submission: Completing and submitting both the ADU Application and Building Permit Application
- Plan Check: Submitting digital plans for a plan check review, which typically takes 60 days.
- Permit Issuance and Construction: Obtaining the necessary permits upon plan approval and commencing construction.
Fire Safety Standards
- Smoke Detectors and Fire Extinguishers: Installing smoke detectors and fire extinguishers is a fundamental safety measure likely mandated by building codes.
- Exits and Escape Routes: "Egress (door & window)" is listed as a building code requirement, highlighting the importance of proper exits and escape routes.
- Adhering to local fire regulations for building materials and design is crucial. Fire sprinklers not required for ADUs and JADUs unless fire sprinklers are required for the primary residence.