Build a Separate Living Space That Works
Accessory Dwelling Unit Construction in DeMotte, Indiana
You may need a separate living space on your property for aging parents, adult children, or rental income. In DeMotte, where multi-generational households are common and housing options can be limited, an accessory dwelling unit gives you flexibility without requiring a second mortgage or a move. Lance & Nate's Construction handles ADU construction from framing and layout to structural coordination, building units designed for long-term livability and efficient use of space.
An ADU is a self-contained living space that includes a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living area, all within a smaller footprint than a traditional home. These units are built on the same property as your main house, either as a detached structure or an addition. The layout is planned around how the space will be used, whether that means aging-in-place features, rental-ready finishes, or a guest suite that feels private and complete.
If you want to explore ADU options for your property in DeMotte, contact Lance & Nate's Construction to discuss layout ideas and what the build involves.
What Goes Into Building a Livable ADU
ADU construction starts with site evaluation and foundation work, whether that means a poured slab or a crawl space depending on your lot and local codes. In DeMotte, the unit is framed using the same structural standards as a primary residence, with walls, roof trusses, and sheathing that support insulation and exterior finishes. Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC rough-ins are coordinated early so the unit functions independently once occupied.
Once framing and systems are in place, you will see the ADU take shape with siding that matches or complements your main house, windows that provide natural light, and interior framing ready for drywall and finishes. The layout maximizes usable square footage while keeping hallways short and storage accessible. Flooring, cabinetry, and fixture choices are finalized during construction so the unit is move-in ready when the project is complete.
Lance & Nate's Construction works with local building standards and property layouts to ensure the ADU fits your land and meets code requirements. The timeline varies depending on size and complexity, but most units take several months from groundbreaking to final inspection. The process includes regular communication about decisions that affect cost, function, and appearance.

It Helps to Know What to Expect
Homeowners often ask about square footage, permitting, utility connections, and how the ADU will look next to their existing home.
Lance & Nate's Construction has coordinated ADU projects on residential properties throughout the area, working with homeowners to create living spaces that fit their land and serve their families. If you are ready to discuss what an ADU could look like on your property, reach out to start the conversation.