Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) & Additions
Portland ADU Design & Build Team
ADUs (accessory dwelling units) are gaining popularity in and around Portland. They can be the perfect solution for in-laws or a way to supplement earnings with rental income. Whether it’s an apartment on top of your garage, a small house behind your main home, or a basement apartment, it should look great and work well for both you and your tenants or guests.
When you need more space for you or for tenants, Evergreen Renovations and Roofing will help extend your living area to fit your needs. Our finely honed, service-oriented process takes you from initial conversations to completed project with ease. Our team provides design, plans, permits, project management and construction services all under one roof.
Typical ADU & Addition Project Considerations
- Multi-generational living
- Rental income
- Mother-in-law unit
- Attic conversion
- Basement conversion
- Separate entrance
- Garage conversion
- Airbnb
Our ADU & Additions Projects
COMING SOON
Woodstock Double ADU
Our ADU design-build project, featured on the Build Small, Live Large Portland ADU tour on September 7, 2024, is nearing completion. Check back for the final photos, videos, and case study.
Meet The Designers
Kayed Sweiss
Kayed’s passion for construction started early watching This Old House and visiting his uncle’s construction sites at the age of nine. With a career in building and design, he joined Evergreen as a partner in 2016, bringing with him his passion for going over and above for his customers. The phones don’t just shut off at five. Kayed is always there to help with any questions. He will work with you to design your dream home and be part of your project from initial query through to the final, finishing touch. His passions have since expanded to yoga, travel and spending time with family.
Rachel Krenik
Rachel is dedicated to enriching lives through thoughtful design. She believes homes should be places where people thrive, blending beauty and functionality seamlessly. Rachel holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Marquette University and an Interior Design degree from Bellevue College, an NCIDQ-accredited institution. She is also certified by the RIDQC and DSA. Rachel’s approach is collaborative, working closely with clients to bring their unique styles to life while guiding them to make informed design decisions.
