This video walks through the planning process that we used for our project in Easthampton step by step.

Watch this live session at the Amherst Senior Center to learn about the rules for backyard tiny homes in Amherst, Ma

Backyard ADUs has developed a strategy that allows homeowners to sell the “right to build” a small home in their excess yard space.

There is a young family in your community that would love to live in your home - the same home that is too large for you now, and a hassle for you to clean and maintain.

Once the house is set onto its foundation only two additional weeks are required for the house to be move-in ready. We had already lined up numerous contractors and now we needed to organize all…

At the end of Day Seven, the house is ready for its journey to Easthampton. Wow, that was fast and an assessment to the power of assembly line processes.

Every day that we open the Google Drive folder where Lori from PBS uploads progress photos (thanks Lori!), our minds are blown. At the end of day five everything is done with the exception of interior trim work, doors, and finish paint.

On day four, not only were the cabinets installed, but all of the windows were operational. The team had completed the exterior, Kleer trim-work around the windows, and they had installed half of the siding.

On day three, ALL of the plumbing and electrical has been installed, the drywall is up and mudded and we’ve broken ground in Easthampton to get ready to lay a foundation.

On day two, our partners are already hanging drywall. The pace of construction in a factory environment is just phenomenal.

Our factory partner, PBS Modular, kicked off construction today of the modular components for our backyard home being built at 8 Mayher St in Easthampton. The entire build will take them roughly two weeks, after which they will send us the components to finish on-site in Easthampton.