ADU-PRO Corp

ADU-PRO Corp operates from Millis, Massachusetts with a narrow focus: accessory dwelling units, nothing else. The firm was founded specifically to serve homeowners working through the Massachusetts Affordable Homes Act legalization of ADUs, which took effect in February 2025, and the founders positioned the company to be the specialist in that single category rather than a general contractor dabbling in ADUs as one service among many.

The leadership reflects that specialized intent. Michael Giampietro serves as president and holds a Massachusetts Construction Supervisor License and Certified Building Official credential. The CSL requires passage of a state exam and ongoing compliance with work-hour and apprenticeship requirements, and it authorizes him to supervise construction on jobs where CSLs are required by local bylaw. The CBO credential typically comes to people who've worked with municipal building departments or building inspection, giving him familiarity with how local officials review ADU projects. David Restic is vice president and brings thirty years of experience as a licensed Massachusetts real estate broker and property manager. His background means he understands property valuation, lease structures, and tenant relations from the ground up, which is valuable if you're building an ADU with rental income in mind.

The combination is deliberately chosen: construction authority plus real estate depth. Most general contractors focus on the build. Most real estate people focus on the transaction. ADU-PRO has both, which means conversations about your project can address code compliance, design choices, rental market rates in your town, and how all of those affect feasibility.

ADU-PRO offers three service categories. Consultation services cover feasibility assessment and project preparation: the firm visits your property, reviews your town's zoning and ADU bylaws, sketches out what's possible and what it might cost, and guides you through the initial decisions. Construction supervision is project management: the firm oversees the design and permitting process and then supervises construction, serving as the owner's advocate and ensuring the work matches the plans and code. Full construction is the end-to-end path: ADU-PRO handles everything from the initial feasibility visit through final inspection.

The firm's positioning centers on regulatory navigation. Massachusetts's Affordable Homes Act opened a path to ADUs statewide, but towns still have control over density limits, parking requirements, affordability conditions, and other bylaws. Some MetroWest towns like Wellesley and Natick have adopted ADU-friendly zoning; others are slower to follow. The rules are complex and often recent, and homeowners easily spend months in the permitting cycle just to discover they misunderstood a local requirement. ADU-PRO's marketing message is explicit: they handle the complex regulations so you focus on your goals.

This specialization creates a depth advantage. A general contractor who takes on ADU projects does so intermittently. ADU-PRO is doing them all day. The firm tracks regulatory changes as towns update their bylaws, builds relationships with municipal officials, understands typical timelines for permitting in different towns, knows what details typically trip up applications, and can anticipate contingencies. When a zoning question arises, there's no need to research; the answer comes from repeated experience navigating that same town's requirements.

The company recently completed projects in Millis at two addresses: Village Street and Private Way. While specific project details aren't elaborated on their site, the presence of active work in Millis and surrounding towns indicates the firm has material volume in its local market.

The business model ADU-PRO chose reflects a bet on specialization over generalism. A general contractor offering ADU services is hedging: if ADU work is slow in a particular year, there's always kitchen remodels or roofing to keep the crew busy. ADU-PRO is committed: if ADU work doesn't materialize, the firm has nothing to fall back on. That level of specialization means two things: either the firm believes ADU volume will be substantial enough to sustain it (which, given the legalization across Massachusetts, is a reasonable bet), or the founders are willing to take the risk because they believe in the category deeply. Either way, the bet is aligned with the homeowner's interest. You're not working with someone dabbling in ADUs as an experiment; you're working with people whose business depends on them.

The consultation pathway is particularly useful for owner-builders or homeowners who want to manage design and construction separately. Many homeowners hire an architect for design, then go to bid with general contractors. If that's your approach, ADU-PRO's consultation service covers the regulatory landscape and constraints before you hire an architect, saving you from paying an architect to design something the town won't permit. The consultation typically ranges from a site visit to a preliminary scope and cost estimate, giving you the information to decide whether to proceed.

For homeowners in Massachusetts, ADU-PRO represents a pure play on ADU construction. If you're an owner-builder yourself or want to hire separately and coordinate, the consultation service at the front end is a low-cost way to validate your idea before investing in an architect. If you want to hand off the entire project, end-to-end construction is available. The firm's focus on regulatory complexity is particularly valuable if you're in a town with fussy bylaws or limited prior ADU examples: you're working with people who solve that puzzle dozens of times a year, not once every two or three years.

The service area is statewide Massachusetts, though the firm's home base in Millis and concentration on the Affordable Homes Act regulations at a state level make them well-suited to MetroWest properties. The firm is positioned to help with the regulatory gauntlet that varies so much across Massachusetts towns. Some towns have streamlined their ADU approval processes; others are still building the procedural framework. ADU-PRO's repeated interaction with state-level regulations and with towns across the state means they're positioned to navigate both pioneering towns and laggard towns with equal competence. Homeowners considering an ADU anywhere in Massachusetts can reach ADU-PRO at (978) 804-1177 or info@adu-pro.com for a consultation about feasibility and process. The firm's narrow specialization means a first conversation will focus on your property's actual constraints and opportunities, not a generic pitch, because regulatory and site-specific issues are their daily work.