Before you start planning layouts or choosing finishes, it’s important to confirm that your property qualifies for an ADU.
A feasibility study is the first step in that process.
We review your property’s zoning, lot dimensions, existing structures, and city requirements to determine what type of ADU you can build — detached, attached, over-garage, or conversion.
Our study gives you:
Our team combines technical experience and local code knowledge to assess your property from every angle.
Your ADU feasibility report includes:
Each report is tailored to your specific property and city requirements.
Not every lot is the same — but almost every property in California has some potential for an ADU.
The key is understanding your site’s zoning, size, and access before investing in design or construction.
Ataman Studio reviews all critical factors that determine whether your lot qualifies for an ADU:
Even if your property seems small or irregular, California’s ADU laws have become much more flexible — and our feasibility study helps reveal what’s truly possible.
Your property’s size, shape, and zoning determine what kind of ADU can be built — from compact studios to full two-bedroom units. Once your feasibility study is complete, we’ll help match your results with the most suitable floor plans and layouts.
Explore a few examples below to see what’s possible once your property is approved for an ADU.
Ataman Studio has completed ADU feasibility studies and designs throughout California — including Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, San Mateo, and Santa Clara.
Each city has its own ADU rules, and we stay up-to-date with every zoning update and planning code change.
We combine design insight with permit experience to help you make informed, buildable decisions.
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We review your lot size, setbacks, and zoning designation to confirm eligibility before you begin design.
Most reports are completed within 5–7 business days after receiving your property information.
Yes. It ensures your design is based on accurate zoning data and reduces costly revisions later.
That’s exactly why a feasibility study helps — we identify design strategies or ADU types that can still work within those constraints.
Pricing depends on property size and location. Many homeowners start with a free initial consultation to discuss scope and next steps.
