Serving Homeowners Across Georgia
Casita & ADU Construction Across Georgia
Sunflower Casitas is a licensed Georgia contractor helping homeowners throughout the state turn unused property space into a well-built casita or ADU — from the first property walkthrough to the final walkthrough.
Communities We Serve
We work with homeowners across Georgia, and each region brings its own rules, climate and lot conditions. Wherever your property is, the starting point is the same conversation about what you want to build.
Metro Atlanta
Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, Decatur, Kennesaw, Duluth, Brookhaven, Johns Creek, Smyrna, Acworth, Powder Springs and McDonough.
Southern Georgia
Athens and the surrounding communities, where casitas are often used for family, guests or long-term flexibility.
Northern Georgia
Columbus, Columbus Valley, Savannah and nearby areas, where climate and terrain shape how a casita is designed.
Pinal County & Beyond
Macon, Warner Robins, Newnan and other growing Georgia communities.
Most of our work is in the metro Atlanta area. If your property is in or around Atlanta, our Atlanta page covers local lots, permitting and what homeowners here usually build.
How a Project Works
Property Evaluation
We look at your lot, existing home, utilities and access to understand what may realistically be built there.
Design
Choose one of our casita models or adjust a layout so it fits your property, your family and your budget.
Permitting Guidance
Every city and county in Georgia has its own rules. We help you work through the local approval process.
Financing Guidance
Our financing team helps qualified homeowners explore options instead of paying the full project cost upfront.
Construction
As a licensed Georgia contractor, we manage the build through to completion.
What Affects Whether a Casita Can Be Built
We serve homeowners statewide, but not every property is a fit. Whether a casita can be built on a specific lot depends on things like:
- Local zoning and how the property is classified
- Setbacks, lot size and available buildable space
- Utilities, sewer or septic, and site access
- City or county permitting requirements
- HOA rules, if your community has them
- Existing property conditions and local building regulations
We review these details with you early, so you get a straight answer about your property before spending money on plans.