Casita and ADU builder · Tucson, AZ

A casita in the backyard, done right from the permit up.

Detached casitas, garage conversions, attached ADUs and guest houses across Tucson and its neighbors. Design, permits and construction from one team. Licensed and insured with the Arizona ROC.

Small backyard home (ADU): Brown wooden house in the middle of forest
Licensed & insuredLicensed with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and insured.
City, town or countyWe find out which office reviews your parcel and what it allows.
Written, itemized quoteEvery line priced in writing before construction starts.

How much does an ADU cost in Tucson?

As of October 2026, a 2026 Arizona cost guide prices a 600 sq ft detached casita in Tucson at about $90,000 with basic finishes, $155,000 mid-range and $250,000 high-end, with permits estimated at $2,500 to $4,000. Utility trenching, caliche and cooling equipment sit outside those base figures. We measure your lot, then quote in writing.

Read the full Tucson ADU cost guide

What kind of casita can go on a Tucson lot?

As of October 2026, the City of Tucson's code allows two ADUs on most residential lots, following its 2024 update for state law. Outside city limits, the rules depend on the town or on Pima County.

How design and permits work · Compare every type

What happens first?

  1. Lot checkSend your address. We confirm the jurisdiction, zoning, easements and any HOA.
  2. Site visit and quoteWe measure, find the utilities and price the job line by line.
  3. PermitsDrawings, review and corrections with the city, town or county.
  4. BuildConstruction, inspections and the final sign-off.

See the full process

Which areas do we serve?

Tucson plus four neighbors. Only the City of Tucson is large enough to fall under the 2024 state ADU mandate, so each place below works a little differently.

Find out what fits on your lot

Send your address and a sentence about your plans. We confirm who reviews the parcel and which casita types it allows.

Serving Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita and the Catalina Foothills.