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Pacific Sands for your home and ADU plans in Southern California


Thinking about adding an ADU or new addition to your Southern California home? The right partner makes all the difference! At Pacific Sands Building Plans and Engineering, we create custom building plans and structural designs tailored for residential homes and ADUs. With 20+ years of experience as licensed engineers, we excel in smart design, smooth permitting, and efficient project completion. Trust our expertise to keep your project on budget, on time, and beautifully built—so you can sit back and enjoy your dream space!

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Our Work Process

Reliable & Quality Work

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Phase 1 - Project Design Options

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Phase 2 - Architectural Plans

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Phase 3 - Structural Engineering

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Phase 4 - Permit Processing

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Industry Experts

20+ years of expertise and creative solutions in permitting Construction Plans. We are trusted partners in Southern California.

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Permits Approved

We permit more projects in SoCal than almost anyone. Our services are backed by a promise to deliver excellence.

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Budget Wise

We understand the importance of staying in your budget, and we design with building costs as a primary factor.