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Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs): Adding Living Space to Your Property

ADUs add flexible living space to your property — for family, guests, or a home office. What Senoia-area homeowners should consider first.

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A small craftsman-style accessory dwelling unit in a Georgia backyard

An accessory dwelling unit is a smaller, self-contained living space on your property — used for family, guests, a home office, or flexible extra space. Start by defining how you'll use it, then plan the design around those needs.

Why homeowners build ADUs

The most common reasons we hear: space for aging parents or adult children, a private guest suite, or a dedicated office or studio away from the main house.

In growing south-metro communities around Senoia and Peachtree City, properties often have the room — an ADU puts that space to work.

Design around your needs

An ADU for a family member has different priorities than a home office. How you'll use the space drives the layout, the finishes, and the budget.

We build additional living spaces designed around your needs, and we discuss material choices and finishes based on your preferences, project requirements, and budget.

Start the conversation early

ADUs are real construction projects with real timelines, which vary with complexity, materials, and site conditions. The earlier we talk, the better the plan.

Learn about our accessory dwelling unit service, and Ready to talk about your project? Call K&P Remodeling at (470) 347-3144 or request a free estimate. Family-owned and serving Georgia since 2019 — 10% off for veterans.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an ADU cost?

Pricing depends on project size, materials, labor, preparation requirements, and the scope of work. We provide project-specific estimates.

Can an ADU match my existing home?

Yes. We discuss styles, materials, and finishes so the new space complements your property.

Learn about Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)

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