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NEO Builders Inc

CA

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in California!&nbspDownload our Guide to Building a Profitable ADU NEO Builder&#39Create ADU Blueprints In Los Angeles-area citiesand in unincorporated Los Angeles CountyGet Permits In an R1 zones called an accessory dwelling unitor ADU. NEO Builders will assist you in all aspects of the permit process.&nbsp5.&nbsplike Santa MonicaLong Beachand Los Angeles CountyComplete Finishes In an R1 zone3.&nbspBuild ADU or Garage Conversion Upon receiving the permitswe finalize our Construction Contract​ Building an ADU or Garage conversion can increase your property value by $100000+ and generate $10000-$50000 in rental income per yeardepending on location.&nbsp

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