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Accessory Dwelling Units

ADU Builder in Paradise Valley, AZ

More space starts with knowing what is permitted. Five Star Design Build helps Paradise Valley homeowners review guest-house and ADU ideas before committing to a floor plan or a rental strategy.

Licensed ROC #365677 · Paradise Valley, AZ

Searching for an ADU contractor in Paradise Valley often starts with a practical goal: more room for family or guests. The next step is confirming what the Town will allow on your property. A guest house and an independently rented dwelling should not be treated as interchangeable projects.

Paradise Valley’s published guidance says accessory buildings cannot be rented separately from the main home. Establish the permitted use with the Town before planning a rental unit.

We help define the rooms, building systems, and finishes around the approved use. Decisions about cooking facilities, occupancy, and any proposed rental use come before the construction plan, so the design is built on an agreed direction.

You work with one team through design coordination, permit review, construction, and the final walkthrough. The scope and site requirements guide the budget; a generic price per square foot cannot answer every question about your property.

What’s Included

One team. From the first plan to the final detail.

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Review of the property and your proposed use

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Coordination of classification questions with the Town

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Layout development for a confirmed permitted project

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Permit and construction planning for the agreed scope

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Construction management through completion of the approved work

Questions

A few things to work through before you build.

Can I build an ADU for separate rental income in Paradise Valley?

Do not plan on separate rental income from an accessory building. The Town’s published FAQ prohibits renting it apart from the main home. We start with a permitted-use review to establish a viable project.

What affects the cost of an ADU in Paradise Valley?

Size, finishes, site access, utility work, and the approved scope all matter. We review those together so the budget reflects the project you are actually planning.

How long will the project take?

Design decisions, permit review, site preparation, and construction each affect the schedule. We discuss the expected sequence after reviewing the property and scope, rather than promise a move-in date before that work is done.

Next Step

Let’s start with your property.

Tell us about the property and who the new space is for. We will start with the permitted-use questions, then work toward a practical plan.

Call (480) 437-8382 or send us your address. We'll tell you what fits on your lot.