We understand this is an overwhelming time. A rebuild specialist will review your submission and contact you within 24 hours with a preliminary assessment, timeline, and next steps. Below you'll find essential resources for financial assistance, streamlined permitting, and the rebuild process.
We have your property and damage details. Confirmation email sent. (Now)
A rebuild specialist reviews your property, insurance status, and rebuild scope. (Within 24 hours)
Receive a rebuild cost range, timeline estimate, and permit pathway recommendation. (24–48 hours)
When safe and cleared, we visit your property for detailed scope and engineering assessment. (Coordinated with you)
Full rebuild proposal with fixed-price contract, fire-hardened design, and construction timeline. (1–2 weeks after site visit)
FEMA Individual Assistance (gap coverage). SBA disaster loans up to $500K for homes, $100K personal property. Extended deadline: June 30, 2026.
DisasterAssistance.gov | (800) 659-2955
CalOSBA business recovery support. DFPI financial protections. LA County recovery: recovery.lacounty.gov. Prop 19 property tax base transfer. SB 663 insurance protections.
Like-for-like: permits 3x faster. Fee waivers up to 110% of original footprint. Self-certification pilot for simple rebuilds. Foothill Catalog pre-approved plans (10%+ cost savings).
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Request EstimateProperty cleared? Schedule a free site visit to assess rebuild scope.
Book AssessmentLike-for-like rebuilds typically take 12–18 months from permit to completion. Custom redesigns take 18–24+ months. EO1 expedited permitting can reduce the permit phase by 60–70%.
Properties in the Palisades and Eaton fire perimeters are eligible for EO1 expedited review. Like-for-like rebuilds (same footprint, updated code) qualify for the fastest track.
Like-for-like: $300–$500/sf. Custom redesign: $400–$800+/sf. Hillside lots add $50K–$150K for engineering. Fire-hardening (CBC 7A) is required and included in these ranges.
Many policies have a gap between coverage limits and actual 2026 rebuild costs. SB 663 provides insurance protections, and SBA disaster loans can bridge the gap. We help optimize scope to your coverage.
Yes. Fires can alter soil chemistry and stability. Geotechnical testing is required before new foundation work, especially on hillside lots. This is included in our assessment process.
Yes. You can redesign your home, add square footage, or add an ADU. Upgrades beyond the original footprint require full plan check instead of expedited review, but the result is a better home.
California Building Code Chapter 7A requires fire-resistant construction in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones (VHFHSZ). It covers roofing, siding, vents, windows, eaves, and decking materials.
Yes. Adding an ADU during rebuild shares site mobilization, utility connections, and permitting costs. CalHFA offers $40K grants for ADU construction. A 600 sf ADU generates $2,500+/month in rental income.
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