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-As Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) gain popularity, largely due to state and local regulators relaxing zoning and building codes, an entirely new industry has opened up around the country. “Tiny house” manufacturers have gained a headwind with the relaxed regulations, but before committing to buy a prefabricated tiny home, Frank Cueva of Central Pacific Construction encourages homeowners to think about the pros and cons between buying and custom building.

There are some things to be said in favor of buying a prefabricated tiny house:

So, there is some versatility and construction seems like a hurdle cleared in advance, except who does all the preparation and hookups?

And, just as important, what if the chosen floorplan is more of a compromise instead of what is really needed?

The advantages of working with a building contractor, especially one with experience with the local permitting processes like the Paso Robles contractor, include:

Sometimes buying a prefabricated tiny house works just fine, but when there is a specific purpose for adding an ADU to the backyard, more customization is probably going to be in order.

Custom designing and building the tiny house makes sure it will serve its intended purpose and meet the needs of the new occupants.

Central Pacific Construction has been meeting the general contracting needs of Paso Robles and the Central Coast since 1997. The company has built a reputation for experience, versatility and quality by providing great customer service. Central Pacific Construction specializes in commercial and residential construction and remodels, including restaurants, retail spaces, tenant improvements and custom homes.

Central Pacific Construction 3200 Riverside Ave Ste 120 Paso Robles, CA 93446 (805) 471-4749

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