Standard ADU calculator
ADU cost calculator.
A standard ADU calculator should not start with a blank page. It should use size, finish level, region, site complexity, utility distance, delivery access, permit assumptions, and contingency, then let the buyer replace any planning number with a real quote.
How it works
Standard assumptions first, exact quotes later.
The calculator now follows the common ADU planning pattern: project profile, site conditions, editable line items, planning range, per-square-foot result, and a clear warning that the output is not a contractor bid. For this fold-out product, it keeps the factory package separate from the local site work.
Standard fields
What changed from the old version.
The old calculator waited for every line item. This version behaves like the ADU calculators buyers already understand: choose size, region, finish level, site condition, utility distance, and access difficulty, then inspect an automatic cost breakdown.