
Custom ADUs designed and built across Southern California. Explore floor plans, understand investment ranges, and see if your property qualifies.
Custom ADUs Built for California Properties – Designed to meet local zoning and city requirements.
Designed for Rental Income or Family Living – Create long-term value with a private unit on your property.
Streamlined Design & Build Process – From plans and permits to final construction, we manage the process.
Flexible Floor Plans & Modern Layouts – Proven designs that maximize space and long-term appeal.
Built to Increase Property Value – Add functional square footage and equity to your home.
Schedule an Intro Call with the BOSS team–or better yet, visit our factory
We’ll schedule a Design Call with our team in preparation for a feasibility study based on your city's guidelines.
Finalize your project design, place the order, and create a permit set.
If your municipality requires them, this is the time to get your permits in order
Once permits are in order, it’s time to prepare the foundation and pull utilities, while we start manufacturing.
Your BOSS Home is delivered and ready for rapid assembly
ADU costs in Southern California vary depending on size, design, site conditions, and city requirements. Most projects fall within a broad investment range based on square footage and finishes. During your consultation, we review your property and provide realistic budget guidance based on your goals.
The full process typically includes design, city approvals, permitting, and construction. Timelines vary by city and project scope, but most ADU builds require several months from planning to completion. We outline a clear roadmap during your consultation.
Yes. California has specific state laws that allow ADUs, but each city has zoning and permit requirements. Boss Homes manages the planning, permitting, and compliance process to ensure your ADU meets all local regulations.
In most Southern California cities, ADUs can be rented long term. Short-term rental rules vary by municipality. During your consultation, we can review your city’s regulations and discuss income potential.
Lot size, setbacks, utilities, and city regulations all play a role. The best way to determine eligibility is to submit your details so we can evaluate your property and discuss next steps.
