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Tiny Homes Are the New Home Add-Ons That Will Make the Value of Your Property Soar
Realtor.com
An increasing number of young people, priced out of the traditional real estate market, are opting for tiny homes and accessory dwelling units as a way to break into homeownership. However, now could be the perfect time for current homeowners, regardless of their age, to consider investing in one as well. This is especially true of homeowners who want to increase the value of their property and appeal to the increasing number of buyers seeking homes that accommodate multigenerational families.
Whitney Hill of SnapADU: How We Are Helping To Make Housing More Affordable
Medium – Jason Hartman
Don’t force it. If it doesn’t come easily, it may not be the right time to handle it. I used to force myself to do specific tasks even if I didn’t want to; I would often end up “fighting” it and taking longer than I really needed to. Now when I’m not motivated by something, I move to something else. By delaying the task, I may gain more context that makes it feel easier to do… or simply decide it is unnecessary.
Record Number of Home Repair Complaints Made to Better Business Bureau: What’s Going On?
Realtor.com
Who do you call when your contractor has swindled you during a renovation? The BBB, of course. The Better Business Bureau is a nonprofit organization that “promotes trust between businesses and consumers.” The BBB also offers dedicated resources for homeowners, which can come in handy for those seeking to undertake repairs or renovations. A home is a significant investment, and being scammed or dealing with poor practices can cause a lot of frustration. As the BBB assigns ratings to businesses, its tools can help you navigate the costly endeavor of hiring contractors. And homeowners are taking that to heart. For instance, the South Carolina BBB recently noted that “disputes over home improvement projects have reached record highs in the Upstate,” according to local station 7News. But what’s causing the increase in complaints and how can you make one if need be? Let’s dive in.
Women in Construction Week 2025: Key Statistics, Expert Insights, and Success Stories
Fixr
The last decade has experienced consistent year-over-year growth in the number of women in the construction industry. The most recent data reveals an increase of 56,000 women from 2023 to 2024 upping the total to 1,343,000, or 11.2% of the total workforce. To gain more insight on how women are making strides in the industry as well as what obstacles remain, we have analyzed current data and gathered opinions from top influential women in the construction industry.
9 Steps for Building a Successful Construction Business
Business.com
The construction industry is one of the cornerstones of the U.S. economy. According to the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), this sector employs more than 8 million people and generates nearly $2.1 trillion worth of structures each year. By 2027, the total value of construction work across residential, commercial and infrastructure segments is projected to reach $2.24 trillion.
Whether they build single-family homes or commercial buildings, construction companies face intense pressure to deliver quality work on time and on budget while keeping their clients informed and their employees safe. To thrive in this demanding environment, business owners must juggle customer expectations, operational efficiency and ever-evolving regulations. We’ll break down the key steps to building and growing a construction firm and highlight tools that can streamline your operations.
Innovating Urban Living: Whitney Hill’s ADU Vision
SoCal Real Estate Development and Syndication Podcast
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Whitney Hill, the visionary behind a leading design-build firm specializing in accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in San Diego. Whitney shares her expertise on the rising trend of ADUs, their impact on urban living, and how her firm is revolutionizing the way people think about and utilize space. Discover the benefits of ADUs, from providing additional income streams to creating flexible living arrangements for families. Whitney’s passion for sustainable and innovative design shines through as she discusses her journey, challenges, and success stories. Whether you’re a homeowner considering an ADU or simply interested in the future of housing, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the industry’s leading minds in ADU development.
Whitney Hill: Strategic Silence, Radical Transparency, and Redefining Leadership
The Power of Connections Podcast
In this episode, Rich and Whitney Hill discuss:
- How learning to stay quiet helped her earn respect in a male-dominated industry
- The moment she realized operations would be the key to scaling her business
- Why radical transparency creates team alignment and long-term trust
- Lessons from transitioning into construction without a background in the field
- How purpose and passion help sustain resilience as an entrepreneur
How Does SnapADU Streamline ADU Construction?
IronPros
SnapADU: As a design build general contractor, SnapADU is dedicated to serving the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) niche in San Diego. We are deeply committed to transforming the way ADUs are designed, permitted and built. Our mission is to prioritize people, promote transparency, pioneer innovation and provide flexible lifestyles through the construction of high-quality ADUs. By combining conventional construction methods with cutting-edge technology and processes, we ensure our projects offer unprecedented value.
Are Luxury Tiny Homes Legit? All Your Questions Answered
Family Handyman
It’s tempting to click that “buy” button, but is it worth it? Here’s how to tell if what arrives will be your tiny dream home or a jumbo nightmare.
You Can Buy a Tiny Home at Walmart for Less Than $16,000 — Should You?
Go Banking Rates
As home prices skyrocketed and the process of buying a home became ultra-competitive during the pandemic, many individuals were forced to put their dreams of homeownership on hold. Walmart has unveiled a tiny home that you can buy for less than $16,000. Could this be the solution to the skyrocketing real estate prices, and should you buy this tiny home?
Exploring ADU Construction: Whitney Hill’s Growth Secrets
Super Entrepreneurs Podcast
Welcome to this exciting episode where we delve into the dynamic world of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) with Whitney Hill, the co-founder and head of business operations at SnapADU. Whitney’s unique insights will guide you through the transformation of traditional housing markets, leveraging ADUs as a smart strategy to optimize property value and create additional income streams.
Building Small to Live Large: An Interview with an ADU Builder with Whitney Hill
The Aventures of a Real Estate Investor Podcast
Are you looking for a way to increase the value of your property, generate additional rental income, or create a private space for your family or guests? If so, an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) may be just what you need! ADUs, also known as granny flats, or backyard cottages, are self-contained living spaces that are located on the same lot as a primary residence. Designing and building an ADU can be a complex process, but with the right knowledge and guidance, it can also be a rewarding one. In this episode we are joined by the amazing Whitney Hill, as we explore the world of ADUs, from their benefits and types to the key considerations in designing and building them. Come join us and listen in!
Accessory Dwelling Units and the Value of Going Pro with Whitney Hill
The Building Code – A podcast by Buildertrend
Today on “The Building Code,” Zach and Charley are getting the inside scoop on accessory dwelling units from Whitney Hill, co-founder and head of business operations and development at Snap ADU Design Build in San Diego.
Whitney Hill of SnapADU Talks About Accessory Dwelling Units & Their Specialized Business
The Construction Life Podcast
Whitney Hill of SnapADU joins us to talk about accessory dwelling units and how they run their specialized business. Whitney tells us about the accessory dwelling market, how they build them and what they can cost. She then goes into how they market via content production and the issue with expanding their highly specific business model outside of California. We also touch on finding labour, vetting clients, and the future of the ADU industry on this episode of The Construction Life Podcast.
Whitney Hill: Constant Improvement – The SNAP Way
The Minimalist CEO
Whitney Hill is in the hot market of building Accessory Dwelling Units, ADU, sometimes referred to as granny flats. Whitney is based in San Diego where there is a housing shortage, but other areas of the country are also creating new legislation for ADU’s. Last year, Whitney, the Co-Founder, Head of Business Operations & Development at Snap ADU and her partner, Mike Moore, are on target to reach $10-million in sales.
Whitney Hill: Unlocking the Strategies Behind San Diego’s Largest ADU Construction Company
21st Century Entrepreneurship Podcast
In this episode of the podcast, Whitney Hill, Co-Founder of San Diego’s largest accessory dwelling unit construction company (SnapADU), shared her journey on how she and her co-founder have been able to specialize in the local market, serve over 15 jurisdictions in greater San Diego, and create standard plans that can be customized.
ADU Construction in San Diego: How Focusing on Detached Units Led to Business Growth w/ Whitney Hill
REI Mastermind Network Podcast
In today’s milestone 500th episode, our host Jack Hoss is joined by the talented Whitney Hill, as they dive deep into the world of ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) and the secrets to building a successful business in the real estate industry. Whitney and Mike, the founders of a renowned ADU construction company in San Diego, share their fascinating journey from different career backgrounds to specializing exclusively in detached ADU construction. They discuss how their focus on specialization propelled their brand recognition, ranking in SEO search results, and revenue growth. Our guests also shed light on the importance of careful software decision-making, sharing their experience evaluating tools like HubSpot and Pipedrive. As their company grew, they recognized the need to define roles and empower their team members to make independent decisions, contributing to increased efficiency and productivity. Moreover, Whitney and Mike reveal their secrets to building larger ADUs, achieving higher revenue with the same team, and streamlining operations through vertical integration. They discuss the crucial tools that have revolutionized their work environment, including Zoom, Builder Trend, and Asana.
Interview with Whitney Hill, Co-Founder and Head of Business Development at SnapADU
Influential Entrepreneurs Podcast
Whitney Hill is the Co-Founder and Head of Business Development at SnapADU, a general contractor that specializes in accessory dwelling units. The company designs, permits, and builds 50 ADUs a year.
Inspiring Conversation with Whitney Hill of SnapADU
SD Voyager
SD Voyager started Voyage Group of Magazines in Los Angeles, with their flagship publication VoyageLA. Their mission is to build a platform that fosters collaboration and support for small businesses, independent artists and entrepreneurs, local institutions and those that make San Diego interesting. Check out Whitney’s interview with them!
Meet Whitney Hill | Co-Founder, SnapADU
Shoutout SoCal
Shoutout SoCal is part of the Los Angeles based Voyage Group of Magazines and our flagship publication, VoyageLA was started in 2015. They focus on topics that are relevant to almost everyone and hope to inspire important conversations within the community and do so in way that puts artists, creatives and local businesses at the center of these conversations. Check out Whitney’s interview with them!
Meet Whitney Hill
Canvas Rebel
Canvas Rebel is an online magazine with a mission to create a space for artists, creatives and entrepreneurs to be able to learn from their peers through the magic and power of storytelling. Check out Whitney’s interview with them!
Accessory Dwelling Units: Insights into ADU Real Estate with Whitney Hill
Apartment Investors Club
Whitney Hill, a leading expert in the ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) industry, reveals the secrets to scaling a business in this booming market. From building a website for lead generation to implementing efficient project management systems, Hill’s strategies have catapulted her company to new heights. But just as success seems within reach, a sudden twist threatens to derail everything. Find out what happens next in this suspenseful journey through the world of ADU real estate.
How Women in Construction are Breaking Barriers
Buildertrend
Women in construction are breaking barriers. Learn more about their opportunities and challenges as they influence the industry.
A Deep Dive Into Why Software Can Enhance Every Stage of Construction
Software Advice
Whitney Hill considers adopting software a game changer for SnapADU, which specializes in the design and build of accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Its team consists of 15 dedicated employees, who drive $15 million in annual revenue. Even though their team is small, Hill says their productivity and quality of work can rival much larger companies, “thanks in part to the power of technology and software.”
What You Need to Know About Building ADUs
Cash Flow Investor Podcast
Whitney Hill is the co-founder of SnapADU, a full-service construction firm and service provider that specializes in all aspects of accessory dwelling units. Whitney oversees business operations and development at Snap ADU, which means she’s always looking for new technology and partnerships that could help create a better customer experience. Previously, she spent several years as a developer of high-end homes on the east coast. Before turning to real estate, Whitney built a decade of strategic and tactical experience working as a management consultant at Bain & Company and as an operations manager for industrial supply distributor McMaster-Carr. She has a BA from Yale University and received her MBA from NYU Stern.
Whitney Hill, Co-Founder of SnapADU on Leading the Granny Flat Revolution
The Construction Leadership Podcast
In episode 316, Bradley is joined by Whitney Hill, Co-Founder and Head of Business Development at SnapADU. They explain what an ADU is and what it stands for. They also talk about construction processes, pricing, and leadership principles. Whitney also reveals why SnapADU believes their transparency with insights sets them apart from their competition.
The Value in Manufacturing Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) with Whitney Hill
Reed Goossens
What goes into designing, building, and selling accessory dwelling units (ADUs)? And how did SnapADU become the biggest ADU company in San Diego? Whitney shares how SnapADU differentiates itself from competitors, builds credibility among the community, maintains transparency throughout the sales process, and so much more. Today, we get to learn a bit more about the world of ADUs with Whitney walking us through everything we need to know.
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