Building ADUs and Beautiful Spaces Across the Western Slope.

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// Our Story

Beautiful Living Spaces Used as Rentals, Offices, and Guest Suites.

100

Years Of Experience

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Founded on integrity, reliability, and unwavering commitment to client satisfaction, God’s Country Development is a leading force in the ADU Construction industry. Our journey began with a passion for design, a dedication to precision, and a belief that every project deserves meticulous attention.

With a century of combined construction leadership experience, we formed to provide an unparalleled building experience for every client. God’s Country Development is a licensed General Contracting firm that will take your project from concept to completion with an unmatched level of professionalism, creativity, and integrity. Our processes and systems, paired with our expert team, deliver a building experience.

We are the Western Slopes’ leading ADU builder, building ADUs from Grand Junction to Summit County.

// Services

Building Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) designed for investors, homeowners, and non-profit housing providers. Let us design your space or use our existing models.

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Offices & Extensions

Create extra space on your property for offices, pool houses, and lifestyle. 

A small, modern backyard studio with a flat roof and gray siding, featuring large windows and a wooden deck. The deck has red cushioned chairs and potted plants, surrounded by a garden and stone pathway. Trees and a blue sky are in the background.

Guest Suites & Carriage Houses

Bring family closer with a custom multigenerational guest suite or carriage house. Designed for your property.

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Infill Development

Utilize extra space with a diverse range of infill development options. Let our experience guide you to the best use of your land.

// Latest Projects

Successfully Completed Projects

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// Our Leadership

God's Country Development Leadership Team

Caleb Blair

Caleb Blair

Founder & Partner

Caleb lives in Grand Junction with his wife Lila. Caleb manages the operations of God’s Country Development. Caleb started God’s Country to work with real estate investors to build cashflowing, equity creating properties. Since recognizing the need for ADUs, Multigenerational housing, and in home offices, Caleb has focused their efforts on providing high quality ADUs to real estate investors, the public, and NPO/NGOs. Caleb is interested in utilizing design to decrease construction cost while increasing tenant livability and experience. Caleb holds an ICC General Contracting License and currently completing coursework for LEED Certification and Master Builder certification.
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Brian Dere

Brian Dere

Partner

Brian Dere is a crucial part for the God’s Country team and a Grand Valley native. He grew up farming, fighting, hunting, riding horses, and operating his family's carpet cleaning business. His Dad instilled in him integrity in business and an unbeatable work ethic. When there are problems, they stop with Brian. He grew up building houses, fixing barns, running plumbing, and learning trades. He joins us following a highly successful 20 years in Construction and Oil/Gas Risk Mitigation and Insurance. During this time, Brian built and operated a large real estate investment business with his family.
Brian has a passion for design, architecture, and a keen eye for living details in planning. The houses he has built are unique in their innovative approach to modern country living, material uses, and timeless design elements. His keen eye for detail and commitment to craftsmanship are evident in every project, making him a trusted leader in the God’s Country team.
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About ADUs

// FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ADU?

ADUs are Accessory Dwelling Units, mother-in-law suites, or granny flats that are built onto the land of an existing house. They can be attached or detached. Most commonly, they are built onto the back of underutilized land in downtown lots, where alley access and density allow for a smooth interface between the two. They make great rental units to generate extra income off the property. ADUs also work great for multigenerational living arrangements, bringing family closer to you while still providing privacy for everyone.

Where can I build an ADU?

ADUs are generally allowed within city limits of any town and city across Colorado. Many cities are offering incentives to build them. Give us a call for a stress free consultation, and we will answer all questions you may have. The state of Colorado and municipalities across the state are passing laws to ease regulation on ADUs, encouraging construction, and reducing costs.

Are these modulars?
No, we are a Licensed General Contractor in Grand Junction and across Colorado. These ADUs are site built to meet code requirements for each building department. Our ADUs are turn key. There are many options for customization and upgrades, as well as custom plans. All projects are completed with high quality workmanship and materials.

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// Pricing Options

Explore Our Affordable ADU Models

Most Popular

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$189,000*

Alpha

//900 Sq Ft

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A modern, single-story house with a mix of dark and light wooden siding. It features large windows, a small front yard with bushes and flowers, and is surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.
$194,000*

Bravo

//900 Sq Ft

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$210,000*

Charlie

//900 Sq Ft

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A small house with a red door and beige siding is surrounded by desert landscaping, including cacti and succulents. A stone pathway leads to the entrance, and the sky is clear.
$149,000*

Delta

//450 Sq Ft

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A small house with beige siding and a dark gray roof. It has a light blue door and two wall-mounted lights beside it. A stone pathway leads to the entrance, bordered by grass and shrubs. Trees are visible in the background.
$181,000*

Echo

//700 Sq Ft

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A modern, single-story building with a flat roof and beige walls. It features large, vertical windows and a glass door. The pathway is bordered by small plants and lawn lights.
$165,000*

Fox

//600 Sq Ft

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* Turn key vertical cost with planning and utility allowances.
Pricing includes standard packages and represents TURN KEY scope of work.

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Partnering with Phoenix Haus

Functional Space • Wood-Based • 90% Less Energy Used

We are proud to partner with Phoenix Haus, Colorado's leading prefab company for nontoxic, energy-efficient wood based homes, designed to keep you and your loved one's cozy and healthy for your lifetime and beyond.

Model Shown: Phoenix Haus H2|7 • 700 Sq Ft

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// Working Process

Effortless Path to Success Discover Our Workflow

STEP 01

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Consultation

Let’s Talk. We will look at your property or portfolio and advise you on the best use for ADUs. Already have an idea? Great, let us know. Schedule your free consultation.

STEP 02

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Planning

Utilize one of our models or let us custom design your project. We will furnish full construction documents. We will submit and take the project through all planning and permitting.

STEP 03

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Construction

After all planning and clearances are received. We begin building your project. Our ADUs typically take between 90-115 Days to build.

STEP 04

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Warranty

At the completion of your project, we walk with you to remedy any items you want repaired or missed to ensure your satisfaction.