Remote project-specific review
Remote ADU Feasibility Report.
A property-specific report for an owner who can explain the desired outcome and one proposed ADU direction, but needs clearer guidance before paying for full plans.
What you receive
A focused answer, not a miniature design phase.
The report combines online property research with your project goal. It distinguishes sourced facts, owner-provided information, preliminary interpretation, and items that still require field, consultant, or formal agency verification.
Property Information Report research base
Your desired outcome and one clearly stated ADU direction
Review of owner-provided photos and documents
Remote assessment of estimated building and site relationships using available sources
Preliminary zoning, permit-path, and apparent-constraint observations
One bounded city or county planning inquiry when needed
Missing-information, field-verification, consultant, and document flags
Written guidance and a recommended next step
When remote review is not enough
Some properties need a separately scoped next step.
Garage conversions, suspected unpermitted work, conflicting records, unusual access, utility constraints, or decisions that depend on exact dimensions may require field verification, a public-record request, or a licensed consultant. Studio Bluework will identify that boundary rather than guess.
See how complex properties are handledNot included
- Site visit, measurements, or field verification
- Surveyed or verified property boundaries and building locations
- Design options, floor plans, or test-fit drawings
- Extended agency correspondence, meetings, applications, or negotiation
- Engineering, energy, survey, soils, civil, or utility design
- Approval prediction, cost guarantee, or permit guarantee
Check the fit first
One property. One direction. One useful decision.
Submit the address, desired outcome, and what you are considering building. If a remote report is too shallow, Studio Bluework will say so before engagement.