Frequently asked questions
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Casita is the Spanish word for a small house. It has also been referred to as a tiny home, accessory dwelling unit (ADU), backyard cottage, guest house, detached home addition or mother-in-law suite.
A Casita can be used for multiple purposes.
Guest House
Home Office
Home Gym
Pool House
Hobby Space
Workshop
Parent or Grandparent Suite
The average size of a casita in Arizona is 650 square feet. It can be smaller or larger depending on the state and municipality approval for your location.
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Electrical boxes are attached to the built-in webbing in the ICF much like it would be to a wood stud. The foam on each side of the concrete is 2 5/8” thick. This allows standard electrical and plumbing boxes to fit within the foam and not protrude into concrete. The wiring or conduit is “hot knifed” or channeled right into the foam.





