Enter the address
We locate the property and identify its jurisdiction, lot size, use, and available zoning details.
Miami-Dade ADU screening
Start with a free preliminary property check. ADU IQ reviews public records, explains the results in plain English, and shows you the safest next step.
STEP 1 OF 3
Free preliminary check
Enter a complete Miami-Dade street address.
No payment is required for this first check. Results are preliminary—not a permit or government approval.
A clear process
You do not need to understand zoning or permitting to get started.
We locate the property and identify its jurisdiction, lot size, use, and available zoning details.
See a Promising, Needs Review, or Unlikely result with the reason behind every signal.
Choose the $200 reviewed report when you want property-specific notes and a written next-step plan.
What the $200 review includes
We check the preliminary result, identify the government authority that controls the property, and organize the issues you should resolve before paying for design work.
Start with the free check →A person reviews the public-record result and obvious eligibility signals.
A clear summary of the zoning, lot, jurisdiction, and items still requiring confirmation.
A written path for speaking with a designer, engineer, contractor, HOA, city, or County when applicable.
Important to understand
ADU IQ helps with research, intake, reporting, and project coordination. Final plans, permit applications, inspections, and approval must be handled through the correct government authority and qualified professionals. Those services are separate from the $200 reviewed report.
Common questions
No. The free result and $200 review are preliminary. Only the correct city or Miami-Dade County can approve plans and issue a permit.
No. It includes a human-reviewed property report and recommended next actions. Design, engineering, surveys, permit filing, government fees, and construction are separate.
ADU IQ receives your property and contact information, reviews the request, and contacts you about the report and payment.
The city may have different ADU rules. The result will identify that a local zoning review is needed rather than treating County rules as final.