A single-family home is an independent residential structure that sits on its own land and is designed to be used as a single dwelling unit, having just one kitchen, unshared walls, and unshared utilities. These may include special condition sites such as those in the History District or Flood Zones.
ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) also known as Backyard Cottages, Granny Units, or In-law Units. These are secondary small-footprint homes, completely independent, in the same lot.
We want to help you incorporate new ideas and design trends such as open floor plans, adding flow and natural light, larger kitchens or master suites as well as In Door-Outdoor entertainment features.
We want to help you incorporate new ideas and design trends such as open floor plans, adding flow and natural light, larger kitchens or master suites as well as In Door-Outdoor entertainment features.
A duplex is a multifamily home that has two distinct dwelling areas. A structure with three residences is sometimes called a triplex, and four connected domiciles may be referred to as a quadruplex. If a single structure contains more units, it is typically termed an apartment building or a condominium. A duplex may also be described as a two-family dwelling or two-flat in some regions. These terms are helpful to know when working with multifamily renovation contractors.
A single-family home is an independent residential structure that sits on its own land and is designed to be used as a single dwelling unit, having just one kitchen, unshared walls, and unshared utilities. These may include special condition sites such as those in the History District or Flood Zones.
