The ADU Nation offer

Start with the lot, not a plan.

ADU Nation checks what your property can likely support before we talk floor plans, pricing, or construction commitments.

Paid clarity

$300 Preliminary Feasibility Review

Pay for clarity before plans. If the answer is do not build, that answer can save you far more than the report costs.

Team-reviewed research

Your property information and available records are reviewed against the constraints that commonly shape an Austin ADU.

Property-specific findings

Likely setbacks, impervious cover, trees, access, utilities, size range, placement options, and preliminary cost range.

Build or hold

A practical recommendation to build, investigate further, hold, or stop before spending heavily on plans.

Free Assessment vs. Paid Feasibility

The free lot check gives direction. The paid report gives a reviewed ADU path or a clear stop signal.

Question
Free Property Assessment
$300 Feasibility Report
Timing
Opportunity screen in minutes
Targeted within 48 hours after the property walk, payment, and required information
Inputs
Address, ownership stage, lot basics, intended use, timing, and goals
Your assessment plus available property records and constraint research
Records
Customer-provided information
Available jurisdiction, property, floodplain, mapping, and public-record signals
Constraints
Obvious opportunity signals and reported concerns
Likely setbacks, impervious cover, tree impact, access, drainage, easements, and utilities
Options
A directional opportunity result
Likely size range, placement options, preliminary cost range, and open verification items
Next decision
Continue or request deeper review
Build, investigate further, hold, or stop recommendation plus a findings consultation
Promise
A screen, not a verdict
A professional feasibility opinion, not a survey, engineering letter, or permit guarantee

Ready to check your lot?

The free lot check starts the conversation. The paid feasibility report comes next only when the property looks worth reviewing.

No public plan promise. No fixed-price shortcut. No refund fight over a negative finding: the real answer is the product.