For architects and designers
List your ADU plans with Kitsap ADU
Kitsap homeowners come here ready to build. List a stamped, Washington-code plan set, set your license fee, and we handle the site plan, permit and construction for every sale.
| You set | Your per-build license fee and which changes you allow |
|---|---|
| We send | Buyers with a parcel already checked |
| We handle | Site-specific drawings, permit submittal and construction |
| You keep | Your copyright; each sale is a single-build license |
| We need | Floor plans, elevations, structural and energy code sheets, renderings |
| Most wanted | Rural plans, studios under 450 SF, garage + unit, accessible layouts |
Why list here
The county's six free plans cover a lot of Kitsap lots, but not all of them. Rural-zoned lots face a 900 square-foot cap and a conditional use permit to use a county plan. Owners who want a different layout, a studio, a shop below or an accessible design can't change the county plans without losing their pre-approved status. Those owners need licensed plans, and they find us when they search for Kitsap ADUs.
How it works
- Apply. Send a sample plan set and tell us what you'd license and for how much.
- We review it for Washington code and Kitsap site conditions, and agree terms with you in writing.
- We list it with renderings, square footage, footprint and the areas it suits.
- When a homeowner chooses it, we confirm the parcel, license the plan for that one build and pay your fee, then handle the site plan, permit and construction.
What sells
Plans that do something the county set doesn't: rural-friendly sizes under 900 square feet, studios, a garage or shop with a unit above, single-level accessible layouts, and designs for sloped lots. Plans need to be stamped or stampable for Washington, with structural and energy code sheets.
Questions? Email info@kitsapadu.com or call 206.226.1988.