ADU Design Build
ADU Services in Central Florida
Planning an accessory dwelling unit starts with your property, intended use and the local zoning rules. GL Lewis Construction Services helps coordinate the design, engineering, permit planning and construction scope. Share the property address, your intended use and any survey or plans to begin a project review.
Licensed ADU Builder | 25+ Years of Experience
What Are ADUs?
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are secondary housing units on single-family residential lots. We design and build detached ADUs, garage conversions, basement apartments, and more. ADUs offer flexible living, rental income, and increased property value.
Our ADU Services
- ADU Design & Build (Granny Flats, Garage Conversions, Basement Apartments)
- Residential & Commercial Construction
- Senior Living ADUs
- Downsizing Solutions
- Storm Damage Repair
- Project Financing
Why Choose G.L. Lewis Construction Services?
- Over 25 years of experience as an ADU builder in Florida
- Licensed & insured professionals
- Client-focused approach
- Detail-oriented project management
- Dependable & reliable general contractor
Contact Us
Location: Central Florida
Phone: (407) 255-8844
Email: service@gllewiscs.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
Kitchen and cooking-facility requirements depend on the proposed unit and the applicable local zoning and building rules. Do not assume that every attached ADU is limited to a kitchenette. Confirm the requirements for the property’s jurisdiction before choosing a layout. For an Orlando property, begin with the City of Orlando ADU guide.
ADU construction requires the applicable local zoning and building approvals. Confirm the property’s jurisdiction, allowed use, site conditions and permit requirements before construction.
An ADU can provide additional living space and may support rental use where permitted. Review the full project cost, allowed use and local rental requirements before relying on a value or income assumption. The cost planner provides an illustrative starting point for a project review.
An ADU is an additional residential unit on a property with a main dwelling and must meet the applicable local rules. “Tiny house” describes a size or format and does not establish approval as a dwelling. For Orlando properties, the City’s ADU guide excludes recreational vehicles and mobile homes from ADU use. Confirm the requirements in the property’s jurisdiction before selecting a building.