Jax Tiny Homes is a Jacksonville ADU contractor offering full-service accessory dwelling unit construction. Services include detached & attached ADUs, custom design, eco-friendly materials, energy efficiency, and local permit handling.
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Park & Patina is a design-build contractor specializing in home additions and ADUs, including bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and in-law suites. Projects typically take 6–12 months, with permitting, feasibility reviews, and construction manag... read more
Eco-friendly ADU builder specializing in accessory dwelling units, granny flats, and JADUs. Uses recycled materials and steel-skinned insulated panels. Flexible designs, fast build times. Service-disabled veteran-owned with veteran housing and emp... read more
Mount Olympus Construction builds home additions & ADUs in Miami-Dade & Broward. Services include room extensions, in-law suites, garage conversions & detached ADUs. Pricing starts at $200/sqft with financing available.
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TEK Construction Group builds ADUs in St. Cloud, FL, including detached units, in-law suites & garage conversions. Costs range from $145K–$275K. Fixed-price contracts, full permits handled, 5–6 month timeline.
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Pro Work Flooring offers ADU & in-law suite construction in Lake Nona, Orlando, FL. Specializing in Florida slab moisture, humidity, and local building codes. Serving Bal Bay, Vista Park & Vista East. Free in-home estimates available.
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Trusst Construction builds ADUs, garage conversions, granny flats & in-law suites with full design-build expertise. Their process prioritizes site assessment, utility coordination & disciplined scheduling to reduce costly surprises and del... read more
Simply Tiny Homes (Simplify Further), based in Lake Butler, FL, builds NOAH-certified tiny homes on wheels from $30,000. Over 100 homes delivered nationwide. Ideal for full-time living, guest houses, or Airbnb rentals.
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KW Tiny Homes offers Florida-based prefab tiny homes & ADUs from $29,999. Models include granny flats, in-law suites & smart homes up to 1,074 sqft. Pre-installed electrical & plumbing included.
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Miami-Dade ADU helps South Florida homeowners plan and build accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Led by licensed architect Dan Villa, they offer pre-designed, hurricane-resistant ADU plans from 400–800 sq ft, ideal for rentals, in-law suites, or ex... read more
Whether you’re thinking about an ADU home addition for a parent, guest space, or long-term tenant, we’ll help you plan and build without the usual delays or confusion. Our team handles permits, design, and construction while keeping you in the... read more
Pro Work Construction builds ADUs across Central Florida, including detached, garage conversion, and attached units. Pricing ranges from $275–$375/sq ft, with 12–20+ week timelines. ADUs generate $1,200–$1,800/month rental income.
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Florida Legacy Construction builds 6 ADU types in Central Florida: detached cottages, garage conversions, carriage houses, home additions, basement & interior conversions. Costs range $60K–$250/sqft. Projects take 6–12 months.
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Royal Lyon Construction LLC (CBC1269087) is a licensed, insured Central Florida contractor offering kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovation, whole-house renovation, ADUs, garage conversions, and custom home building across Orlando and Seminole Cou... read more
Florida's warm climate, booming population growth, and high demand for affordable housing have made Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) increasingly popular across the state. With Florida being one of the fastest-growing states in the US, experienced ADU contractors in Florida are in high demand. The state's unique characteristics — including hurricane-prone weather, high humidity, and strict building codes — mean that constructing an ADU in Florida requires specialized knowledge and expertise that goes beyond standard residential construction.
One of the most important factors that Florida ADU contractors must navigate is compliance with the Florida Building Code (FBC), which is updated every three years and sets strict standards for construction. Because Florida is highly susceptible to hurricanes and tropical storms, the FBC includes rigorous wind resistance requirements. ADUs must be built to withstand high-velocity wind zones, particularly in South Florida and coastal areas. Additionally, contractors must ensure compliance with local zoning ordinances, as ADU regulations vary significantly by county and municipality. Cities like Orlando, Tampa, Miami, and Jacksonville each have their own specific rules regarding setbacks, lot coverage, height restrictions, and utility connections.
When hiring ADU builders in Florida, homeowners should be aware of several critical factors that influence the construction process:
Experienced ADU contractors in Florida typically build several types of accessory dwelling units to suit the state's diverse housing needs:
Selecting a qualified ADU contractor in Florida is essential to ensuring a successful project. Homeowners should verify that contractors hold a valid Florida State Certified Contractor license, issued by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Look for contractors with proven experience in local permitting processes, hurricane-resistant construction, and energy-efficient building practices. Requesting references, reviewing past ADU projects, and obtaining multiple quotes will help ensure you find the best professional for your specific needs and budget.