ADU Construction in La Habra Heights, Protecting the Route In

La Habra Heights ADU builds treat the route to the backyard as a surface to protect: driveway, pavers and sprinkler lines get boarded and repaired.

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The way into a La Habra Heights backyard is a surface as well as a path. A driveway slab, pavers, a lawn and the sprinkler lines under it all take weight from carts, wheelbarrows and delivery trucks. We map the route to the build site first, note what lies under it, and board or plate the weak spots, so the yard still works when the unit is finished.

What lies under the route

Before the first delivery we look for sprinkler heads, valve boxes, cleanouts and buried lines that a loaded cart could crush. Each gets marked with paint and flags. Pavers on a thin bedding layer shift under point loads, so plywood sheets spread the weight, and a thin driveway slab may need heavy trucks to stay at the curb. Roots near the surface are covered with wood chips and boards. The aim is to know in advance which stretch can carry a loaded cart.

Putting it back

Wear on the route is expected, so the quote can carry a line for restoring it, such as raking and reseeding lawn, resetting pavers, replacing broken sprinkler parts and patching the driveway edge. A walk of the route before work starts gives a fair baseline for judging the repair. Heavy items arrive in loads sized to what the route can carry, and a boom truck on the street can lift what the route cannot take. Anything that could crack a slab edge is kept on the street side of the curb line.

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