ADU Construction in Pacoima with an All-Electric Kitchen

ADU construction in Pacoima with an induction kitchen and no gas line, a hood vented through a damped wall cap, tempered glass and LADBS-reviewed plans.

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No open flame burns in the kitchen of a Pacoima ADU built around an induction cooktop, and the unit can skip a gas line across the yard entirely. The cooktop heats the pan through a magnetic field, so the glass surface stays cooler and a towel left nearby is far less likely to catch. That kitchen still has to turn out full meals on a short counter, with a sink, a fridge and a real oven.

A kitchen that works on one wall

Short steps between sink, cooktop and fridge make a compact kitchen usable, so we set the sink in the middle of a single line or an L. The range hood vents outdoors through a wall cap with a metal damper and fine mesh, since an open duct is another way for embers to get inside. Deep drawers beneath the counter store pots better than cabinet doors do, and a tall pantry cabinet at one end stores what the short run cannot. A dedicated circuit from the panel feeds the induction cooktop and oven.

Plan check and the panel

Dropping gas puts more load on the electrical service, so the plan includes a calculation for the main house panel and the unit's new circuits. If the existing panel lacks room, a larger service or a separate meter for the unit gets drawn in. LADBS checks that calculation with the rest of the set, since Pacoima falls under City of Los Angeles permitting. The walls take a plaster finish and the windows tempered glass, whatever the fire map says about the parcel.

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