ADUs in Waterboro
The Wakefield is 525 sq ft on one floor. The Shapleigh is 800 sq ft with two bedrooms on one floor. The Washington is 896 sq ft when the yard can take it. We match the model to the leftover yard.
Price a Waterboro ADULangone Site Services builds turn-key ADUs and handles excavation, site work, and septic in Waterboro, Maine. Little Ossipee Lake and the camp roads are the local constraint. Call (978) 987-0089.
Waterboro follows LD 2003. Shoreland zoning can apply within 250 feet of Little Ossipee and the other ponds.
Waterboro sits in York County among the lakes, including Little Ossipee Lake. Maine LD 2003, 30-A MRSA 4364-B, applies on lots with a single-family, two- or three-unit home. Shoreland rules still apply near the water.
A camp road on Little Ossipee and a Waterboro lot back from the water are different setbacks. We'll confirm the zone.
These three stay under 900 sq ft. A bigger plan, including The Ossipee, needs Waterboro to allow that footprint.
525 sq ft, 1 bed / 1 bath, 30×18, one story.
View this model800 sq ft, 2 bed / 1 bath, 40×20, one story.
View this model896 sq ft, 2 bed / 1 bath, 32×28, two story.
View this modelThe Wakefield is 525 sq ft on one floor. The Shapleigh is 800 sq ft with two bedrooms on one floor. The Washington is 896 sq ft when the yard can take it. We match the model to the leftover yard.
Price a Waterboro ADUSeptic and site prep are common where a Waterboro lot is not on town sewer. The dig gets scheduled around your permit rather than around a rental yard. The system type comes from the site.
ExcavationWaterboro's septic work clusters around Little Ossipee and the camp roads, not a city sewer grid. Camp-road systems start at $18,000 conventional, after a design from $700.
Septic installationWaterboro site work is camp roads around Little Ossipee. The roads are narrow, and some of them are seasonal.
Site workEvery town we cover is listed on the service area page.
We will read the ordinance against your parcel, look at what the ground will take for septic and access, and come back to you with a figure rather than a range.