ADU consultation request
Request an ADU Consultation for Your Beverly Hills Area Lot
Fill in the form with a few details about your property and the ADU you are considering. We read every request and respond within 24 hours by phone or email.
Fill out the request form on this page. A reply follows within 24 hours.
What to Include in Your ADU Consultation Request
The property address matters most, because it tells us which city permits the ADU. Beverly Hills, Los Angeles and West Hollywood all meet along these borders, and the answer changes the rules. After that, tell us what kind of house is on the lot, roughly when it was built, and whether the lot is flat or on a hillside.
Then describe what you have in mind. A guest house for a parent, a garage you want to convert, a rental unit behind a duplex, or simply a question about what the lot allows are all good starting points. If there is a pool, a detached garage, a guest house or large trees in the yard, mention them. We will ask for plans, surveys or photos when we follow up.
What Happens After You Send an ADU Request
Within 24 hours, someone from our team reaches out by phone or email, whichever you prefer. We confirm the parcel's jurisdiction, ask any questions the form did not cover, and talk through which ADU types are realistic for the lot. If the parcel turns out to be in another city, we tell you which rules apply.
If it makes sense to continue, the next step is a site visit and a closer look at the property: the existing structures, utilities, access and any hillside or fire-zone conditions. From there we can outline the design and permit path and the factors that will drive cost for your specific project.
FAQs
Questions Before You Request a Beverly Hills ADU Consultation
What information do you need to get started?
The property address, a short description of the house and lot, and what you want the ADU to do. Details about existing garages, pools or slopes help us prepare for the first conversation.
How quickly will you respond?
We reach out within 24 hours of receiving your request, by phone or email. Tell us in the form which you prefer.
Can you tell me if my lot can have an ADU before a site visit?
Often we can give a preliminary answer from the address alone, by checking the parcel's city, zoning, and hillside or fire status. A site visit confirms the details.