
Get more out of your home.
Adding an Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU) to your home or investment property doesn’t have to be a scary thought anymore. Ken Bekendam and his team are industry leaders in helping both homeowners and real estate investors get more out of their home(s) through a hassle-free legal second suite conversion process.
What is an Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU), a Secondary Dwelling Unit (SDU), or a Garden Suite?
An Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU) or Secondary Dwelling Unit (SDU) is a self-contained residential unit on the same property as a primary residence. These units can take many forms, such as basement apartments, converted garages, additions or located in accessory buildings on the property.
A Garden Suite, also known as a “coach house” is a detached unit typically situated in a back or side yard. a “Laneway house” is located in the backyard and has access to a common laneway.
These units offer homeowners significant benefits, including the opportunity to generate rental income, increase property value, provide housing for extended family members, or create accessible living options for seniors.
By utilizing under-utilized spaces, homeowners can maximize their property’s potential while contributing to the supply of affordable housing in their communities.
Need Help with Creating your own ADU?
Curious about how Additional Dwelling Units (ADUs), Secondary Dwelling Units (SDUs), or Garden Suites can transform your property? Whether you’re looking to generate rental income, accommodate family, or boost your home’s value, we’re here to help. Inquire today to discover how these innovative housing solutions can benefit you. Let us guide you through the design, permitting, and development process with ease and expertise!
Get the LegalSecondSuites.com Checklist!
This checklist is a must-have resource to help you determine if the current space or property you are interested in purchasing or redeveloping will qualify for an additional dwelling unit. It covers the most essential O.B.C. (Ontario Building Code) requirements and the most common zoning bylaws to be aware of. Do not get caught off guard by not understanding the requirements!