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KBP OS · ADU + General Construction

From the first lead to a managed construction process.

KBP OS is a lead-generation and process-management platform for ADU and general construction—residential and commercial. We’re open to GC projects beyond ADUs.

Explore modelsOpen Concept Studio
Plan and material studies on a wood workbench in daylight: an architectural floor plan drawing, material sample tiles, a graphite pencil, and a metal ruler.
adu-a-600 concept drawing, phase 1 of 5: LeadDrafting sequence for the owner-adopted adu-a-600 concept profile. A 20'-0" by 30'-0" footprint of 600 square feet is drawn as a floor plan with 7 spaces and 12 openings, then as a front elevation with a 9'-0" wall head and a 12'-4" ridge. Concept geometry from an owner-adopted profile. Not a construction document, survey, or approval.20'-0"30'-0"9'-4"6'-8"4'-0"6'-0"3'-0"9'-0"3'-0"9'-0"9'-0"12'-4"1'-0"Bedroom144 sq ftEntry24 sq ftHall48 sq ftKitchen84 sq ftBath60 sq ftLiving204 sq ftStorage36 sq ftadu-a-600 · 1.0.0adu-a-600-profile-owner-adoptedProfile version1.0.0Adoptionowner_adoptedMaturityconcept_onlyRelease2026.09.0Digestsha256:27df292e84f…Gates reviewed0 of 8

adu-a-600 · owner_adopted · concept_only · gates 0 of 8 reviewed

20'-0" × 30'-0" · 600 sq ft · 7 spaces · 12 openings · wall head 9'-0" · ridge 12'-4"

Concept geometry from an owner-adopted profile. Not a construction document, survey, or approval.

Conceptual imagery—plan and material studies under review. Not a West Coast KBP project, an approved plan, a permit, a parcel, or a material specification. Concept geometry from an owner-adopted profile. Not a construction document, survey, or approval.
  1. Lead
  2. Project
  3. Record

How the product stays legible

Three planes, each with a different job.

The surface separates model choice, property context, and human review so a concept does not become a conclusion simply because it is visible.

  1. 01

    Model choice

    Compare the owned concept records and their published maturity boundaries.

    Does not determine a property fit.

  2. 02

    Property context

    Use jurisdiction records and official sources to orient the next question.

    Does not determine eligibility or buildability.

  3. 03

    Human review

    Keep unknowns and cross-discipline questions visible before a decision advances.

    Does not automate approval or commitment.

Owned model preview

The current release contains exactly three concept families.

Each card is a projection of the validated owned-model release. The cards do not introduce a separate product taxonomy or program facts.

Owned model release 2026.09.0

  • adu-s-450 · v1.0.0

    Compact Studio

    Maturity: concept_only

    Program
    0 bedrooms · 1 bath
    Area band
    400–500 sq ft
    Reference footprint
    18 × 25 ft
    View Compact Studio model

  • adu-a-600 · v1.0.0

    One Bedroom

    Maturity: concept_only

    Program
    1 bedroom · 1 bath
    Area band
    550–650 sq ft
    Reference footprint
    20 × 30 ft
    View One Bedroom model

  • adu-b-800 · v1.0.0

    Two Bedroom

    Maturity: concept_only

    Program
    2 bedrooms · 1 bath
    Area band
    750–850 sq ft
    Reference footprint
    25 × 32 ft
    View Two Bedroom model

Concept Studio

Explore anonymously, before a property is in view.

Concept Studio is property-agnostic and collects no address or contact information. Model-bound migration from release 2026.09.0 is in development; it is not active today.

Open Concept Studio
Conceptual image of plan and material studies under review
Conceptual imagery—not a real parcel, permit, or approved plan.

Service paths

Name the path, then open the right context.

The four published service paths open their own existing pages. Residential Addition remains intentionally unresolved until its dedicated route is published.

Conceptual image of an addition connected to an established California home
Conceptual imagery—not a completed West Coast KBP project.

  • 01

    Detached ADU

    Private, independent living space for family, guests, or multi-generational use.

    Explore detached ADUs

  • 02

    Garage Conversion

    Transform underused space into comfortable, code-conscious living space.

    Explore garage conversions

  • 03

    Attached ADU

    Connected space planned to work with the home's architecture and everyday flow.

    Explore attached ADUs

  • 04

    JADU

    A compact way to make more useful space within the home you already have.

    Explore JADUs

  • 05

    Residential Addition

    More room, light, and function through an addition that belongs with the home. Dedicated service details are not yet published; route selection remains pending owner review.

    Dedicated service details are not published. Route selection remains unresolved.

Process

Orient, explore, review context, then make a human decision.

The order keeps early exploration useful without treating a model or a jurisdiction context as a promise about a project.

  1. 01

    Orient

    State the desired direction without treating missing facts as answers.

  2. 02

    Explore

    Inspect a concept family or anonymous Studio scenario.

  3. 03

    Review context

    Use current official sources and appropriate review for the next question.

  4. 04

    Human decision

    Decide whether a bounded next step is appropriate, paused, or declined.

See the ADU process

Service-area context

City and County context stay separate.

Select an existing official-source guide for the City of Sacramento or unincorporated Sacramento County. Neither guide decides a parcel fit.

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City of Sacramento

This page does not determine jurisdiction, zoning, permit status, feasibility, or buildability for a property. Requires official source verification.

Choose City of Sacramento context

Browse service-area sources

Conceptual interior with a connection to a California garden
Conceptual imagery—not a completed West Coast KBP project.

Truth boundary

Keep facts, concepts, and unknowns visibly apart.

The distinction is deliberate: a visitor can see which statements are owned product facts, which media is conceptual, and which questions remain gated.

  • Verified product facts

    Release-bound model IDs, versions, program, envelope, maturity, and provenance.

  • Conceptual media

    Every image is labeled beside the image and is not presented as a completed project.

  • Unknown / professional gates

    Property, approval, and construction questions remain outside an editorial card.

Continue safely

Choose the next context without opening an intake.