A useful enquiry contains enough property information to identify the next decision. You do not need completed plans, but the City or jurisdiction and intended dwelling arrangement should be as clear as possible.
Before submitting
Gather what you have:
- property city and ZIP code;
- street address, if you are comfortable sharing it;
- detached, attached, conversion or undecided project path;
- approximate floor area and intended use;
- survey, zoning or utility facts already known;
- working budget and desired timing;
- the biggest unresolved question.
Do not upload sensitive identity, payment, legal-title or financial documents. A survey or plan can be discussed later through an appropriate secure channel if a provider requests it.
What happens after submission?
The information is reviewed for location, scope and completeness. We may ask a clarifying question or, where there appears to be a relevant fit, introduce the enquiry to an independent ADU provider.
There is no guarantee of a response, match, quote, permit result or construction outcome. Any provider must perform its own feasibility and pricing work, and the owner should verify the provider independently.
No phone line yet
This site currently uses the project form as its primary contact route. It does not display a local phone number and does not request SMS consent. If a phone channel is added later, the site and privacy notice will be updated before it is used.
If the jurisdiction is unclear
Check the Austin-area service guide. A postal city can differ from the government that controls land use or permits. State the uncertainty in the form instead of choosing a city page by guesswork.
For Austin properties, review the HOME and ADU rules guide. For Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville or Georgetown, use the corresponding location page first.
Privacy and urgent matters
Read the privacy policy before submitting. The form is not monitored as an emergency service and should not be used for an active safety, structural, fire, utility or legal emergency. Contact the appropriate authority or qualified professional directly.