Custom ADU Construction | Small Homes by SRH Homes
SRH Homes is an ADU builder in New Hampshire specializing in custom accessory dwelling units, in-law apartments, garage ADUs, attached ADUs, and detached ADUs. We help homeowners create comfortable, efficient living spaces for family, guests, rental income, downsizing, or long-term property value.
As a family-owned New Hampshire home builder, SRH Homes provides complete ADU construction services from planning and design to site work, permitting, building, and final finishes. Every ADU is designed around your property, your budget, and how the space will be used.
Whether you are looking to build a small backyard ADU, an apartment over a garage, an attached in-law suite, or a custom standalone accessory dwelling unit, SRH Homes can guide you through the process. Our goal is to make ADU construction simple, practical, and built to last.
If you are considering building an ADU in New Hampshire, Massachusetts or Maine, SRH Homes can help you turn your extra space into a high-quality living area that adds flexibility and value to your home.
800 SF 2 Bedroom ADU
500 SF 1 Bedroom ADU
Common Questions & Answers About ADU's
Can ADU's be used as a primary home? Yes, ADU is just a term used to describe them as additional living space on a lot shared with another primary home but they are really are nothing more then a small home.
Are they cheaply built? No, they are built no differently then a normal house, a major difference is usually is the lack of a full basement, they are often built on a crawl space or even a slab but they can be built over a full basement. And we can install any and all types of high end features from marble floors to whole house automation systems.
What type of HVAC system is usually installed in them? By far heat pumps (Mini Splits) are the most common system we install in them due to there efficiency and easy of installation.
How do we finance our ADU project? Unlike a typical home build project you can not utilize a normal construction loan. A ADU is considered an addition on to your current property and you would need to use a home equity line of credit, refinance with cash out or other type of loan to finance your project.