Questions, answered.

An accessory dwelling unit is a second, independent home on the same lot as a main house, with its own entrance, kitchen and bathroom. People also call them backyard cottages, granny flats or guest houses.

It depends on your city's zoning rules, your lot size and layout, and access to utilities. When you reach out, we look at your property with you and talk through what's realistic for your site.

Our 1 bed / 1 bath starts as low as $89K plus installation. Final cost depends on the plan you choose, your interior finish-out package and the site work your lot needs. Set floor plans keep pricing predictable, and you get a clear, itemized proposal before anything moves forward.

Timelines vary with design choices, local permitting and site conditions. Your proposal lays out the expected schedule for your specific project so you know what to plan for.

Many owners use an ADU as a long-term rental to help with the mortgage. Rental rules differ from city to city, so it's worth checking your local requirements as part of planning.

We offer a Backyard Studio, a 1 bed / 1 bath, a 2 bed / 1 bath, and a 3 bed / 2 bath family home. Larger and multi-unit configurations are available on request.

Our floor plans are set and aren't changed, which keeps pricing and timelines predictable. You make the home your own by choosing an interior finish-out package.

Quality homes priced within reach of the people who live and work in a community. Efficient, repeatable designs help keep costs in check across every home in a project.

We partner with landowners, developers, towns and nonprofits, and plan around each partner's site, budget and program goals.

Yes. We also deliver housing for large construction and data center projects. Get in touch to talk through your project's needs.

Fill out the form on our homepage or email us at JBThousingsolutions@gmail.com. Tell us about your property, goals and budget, and we'll follow up with ideas, options and a tailored proposal.

One team, start to finish. You'll have a single point of contact from first sketch to move-in day.