
A Westbrook backyard can be a starting point for a detached ADU. Its useful building area and access need to be set on site.
On river-adjacent lots the flood plain is the first question. Elevation, foundation type and finish floor level all shift when the lot sits in mapped flood exposure.
On Prides Corner lots and newer parcels further out, grade, trees and the existing driveway shape where the unit can land. A detached unit gives both households separate entries, kitchens and baths, and the strongest separation available in a second-unit project.
We confirm siting with a tape on the ground, not an aerial photo. The written scope reflects what the parcel will actually support once drain fields, driveways and existing utilities are mapped.
Flood-plain siting also sets off specific foundation and finish-floor talks that are easier earlier than later.








