Property development intelligence
What could you build on your property?
Right now, that means ADU feasibility for Boise-area properties. Enter your address to find out if yours could support one — a free preliminary Property Potential Report, no obligation.
Your free report
What you'll receive
ADU feasibility
Whether your property could support an accessory dwelling unit — regulatory potential based on zoning and code, not a guess.
Known vs. needs verification
Every finding is marked by how sure we are — confirmed fact, reasoned estimate, or something that still needs checking.
A clear next step
Whether it's worth pursuing further, and what that would actually involve.
The process
How it works
1
Submit your address
Takes under a minute. We look up your parcel and zoning to start the review.
2
Get your free report
You'll get an email as soon as your free Property Potential Report is ready — most reviews complete within 1–2 business days.
3
Verify with a $495 feasibility study
Site visit, verified constraints, concept, and firm-enough economics before you commit to design.
Preliminary planning information only. Not a survey, appraisal, title report, engineering opinion, zoning verification, permit approval, construction proposal, rental guarantee, or financial advice. Final feasibility and pricing depend on site-specific verification and agency review.
Under the hood
What we evaluate
- Zoning & code
- What the applicable zoning district allows
- Lot & structures
- Lot dimensions and what's already built
- Access & site
- Alley access, easements, and other site conditions
- Overlays
- Historic, flood, or other special-review districts
Every report is reviewed by a person, not just generated. Findings cite the source they came from, and anything we can't confirm is labeled that way instead of assumed. A preliminary report is not a guarantee of a favorable result — it's a starting point for deciding whether deeper feasibility work makes sense.
Boise ADU resources
Planning an ADU in Boise? These guides cover the questions homeowners usually need to answer before design and construction.
Built by a local Boise development team
Parcept was created by Fortis Building Co., a Boise-based builder and developer, to help property owners understand what may be possible before committing to design, engineering, or permitting.
If you decide to move forward, local design, permitting, and construction services are available through Fortis Building Co.