Tucson is a hyperlocal place. We are a true community and it sometimes feels like a small town because everyone knows everyone. There is a tremendous sense of local pride- in our businesses, in our social lives, and even the question “so, are you from here?” (sometimes accompanied by side-eye!).  In a city like this, your reputation is everything, especially in a niche part (building ADUs and casitas) of a larger industry like residential construction.  We at Unstoppable Cons

Who we are: Hyper local Tucsonans. Jon has lived in Tucson since 1983 and Amanda has been here on and off since 1998. We have lived in Poets Square, Samos, and other midtown neighborhoods since the 80s. Jon has completed the Tour de Tucson a few times, we’ve been going to shows at the Rialto since the 90s, and eating at the Cup Cafe the whole time. All of our kids were born here: we’ve done soccer at Himmel park and field trips to Kitt Peak. We have deep experience with the

There are many reasons to build an Accessory Dwelling Unit or ADU (commonly called a casita around Tucson): extra space for a guest, a home office, an art or writing studio, or even for additional income through rentals. However the most frequent driver, by a landslide, is for intergenerational housing.  A majority of the casita projects we’ve built in Tucson to date have been for intergenerational housing: a place for grandma, a nephew, or a developmentally disabled brother.