ADU Coalition Awards 2021

Whitney Hill, Snap ADU Team Member And ADU Construction Professional

Whitney Hill - CEO & Co-Founder

Mar 20, 2021 | 0 comments

Snap ADU is proud to be designated as a 2021 ADU Coalition award-winning design + build contractor specializing in design and stick-built construction.

More than 375 attended the Virtual Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Coalition Conference on January 23, 2021, which was targeted at Californians in the ADU space. Homeowners, architects, builders, and other industry professionals were in attendance and presenting at the event.

As part of the conference, the best ADU projects were recognized across several categories. Award categories spanned Design, Stick Built Construction and Pre-Fab ADUs. The audience in attendance voted on the best entries. Snap ADU was recognized in 5 entry categories- more than any other company.

DESIGN: BEST USE OF SMALL SPACE

Winner | Snap ADU – Munevar Road

ADU Coalition Winner Award Badge - Snapadu Named Best ADU Builder In San Diego

DESIGN: BEST DESIGN FOR A LARGER SPACE

2nd Place | Snap ADU – Via Cancion

ADU Coalition Large Space Award Nomination - San Diego ADU Builder Snapadu Recognition

STICK BUILT: BEST PROJECT FOR A LARGER SPACE

Winner | Snap ADU – California Street

ADU Coalition Large Space Winner Award - Snapadu Recognized As Top ADU Contractor In San Diego

STICK BUILT: BEST FOR A TOUGH CHALLENGE

1st Place | Snap ADU – Leonard Avenue

ADU Coalition Tough Challenge Award - Snapadu ADU Construction Excellence In San Diego County

STICK BUILT: BEST IN SHOW

2nd Place | Snap ADU – California Street

Thanks to everyone who voted for Snap ADU! The ADU Coalition is an organization focused on working collaboratively to ensure homeowners and industry professionals have accurate information about building accessory dwelling units on single family lots.

Whitney

Whitney Hill - CEO & Co-Founder

Whitney Hill is the Co-Founder and CEO of SnapADU, San Diego's largest new construction detached accessory dwelling unit contractor. She combines experience in custom home development, business operations, and housing policy to help homeowners successfully navigate the ADU process. Whitney also serves as Co-Chair of the Building Industry Association of San Diego’s Responsible ADU Committee. In 2026, she was recognized by the San Diego Business Journal as a Leader of Influence in Construction.

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