ADU Construction in Canoga Park

Canoga Park ADUs planned around the turn from driveway to side yard, where full-length rebar and long lumber have to fit through. Aspenwell Construction.

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Reinforcing steel reaches a Canoga Park lot in 20-foot lengths, and those bars have to make the turn from the driveway into the side yard and on to the back. So our access survey begins at the corner of the house where that turn happens: the gap to the fence, any gas meter or downspout in the way, and the eave height overhead. Long framing lumber follows the same path.

Getting the long pieces through

If the turn is too tight, bars can be cut and lapped, though each lap adds steel and inspection points, so we carry them full length when the route allows. Glulam beams and long joists may need another way in, over the fence with a neighbor who agrees, or lifted across the house by a small crane. We record gate width, step-downs and any grade change along the route so carts and wheelbarrows can roll without strain on the crew or the yard.

Where the materials wait

Once past the side yard, steel and lumber need a dry, level spot near the footprint. Bars rest on wood blocks so they stay clean of mud, which would weaken their bond with the concrete. Lumber is stacked flat and covered so it stays straight. Debris leaves by the same route, so the waste bin is sized to what the driveway can hold, and a bin parked in the street may need its own permit from the city. Keeping the route clear protects the walk and any sprinkler lines it crosses.

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