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We’re back in Moreno Valley on Clydesdale for Part 1 of this brand-new 400 sq ft 1-bedroom ADU project. Today is our first inspection, and everything is prepped and ready — underground plumbing, rebar, vapor barrier, hold-down bolts, and footings.

This ADU sits in the corner of the lot and includes a full kitchen, bathroom, and one-bedroom layout. In this phase, we break down the full foundation prep process:

• Underground plumbing rough-in
• #4 rebar installation
• 10 mil vapor barrier
• 4 inches of gravel base for seismic movement protection
• Anchor bolt and hold-down placement
• 17 yards of concrete (with nearly half going into perimeter footings)

For first-time ADU builders, this is a great look at what happens before the slab pour and why structural prep is critical for inspections and earthquake compliance in California.

If you’re planning to build an ADU in Moreno Valley or anywhere in Southern California, understanding this stage can save you time, money, and inspection delays.

📞 Questions about ADUs or building processes? Call 800-929-9812
🌐 theadupro.com
📩 info@dreccs.com

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DJ the ADU Pro out.We’re back in Moreno Valley on Clydesdale for Part 1 of this brand-new 400 sq ft 1-bedroom ADU project. Today is our first inspection, and everything is prepped and ready — underground plumbing, rebar, vapor barrier, hold-down bolts, and footings.We’re back in Moreno Valley on Clydesdale for Part 1 of this brand-new 400 sq ft 1-bedroom ADU project. Today is our first inspection, and everything is prepped and ready — underground plumbing, rebar, vapor barrier, hold-down bolts, and footings.

This ADU sits in the corner of the lot and includes a full kitchen, bathroom, and one-bedroom layout. In this phase, we break down the full foundation prep process:

• Underground plumbing rough-in
• #4 rebar installation
• 10 mil vapor barrier
• 4 inches of gravel base for seismic movement protection
• Anchor bolt and hold-down placement
• 17 yards of concrete (with nearly half going into perimeter footings)

For first-time ADU builders, this is a great look at what happens before the slab pour and why structural prep is critical for inspections and earthquake compliance in California.

If you’re planning to build an ADU in Moreno Valley or anywhere in Southern California, understanding this stage can save you time, money, and inspection delays.

📞 Questions about ADUs or building processes? Call 800-929-9812
🌐 theadupro.com
📩 info@dreccs.com

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