Fire rebuild and reconstruction
After a fire, a rebuild can follow the old plan or open the house to the yard in ways the old one did not. We take it from the cleared lot to the final inspection.
Rebuild as it was, or change it
A rebuild can follow the old plan, or it can widen the openings and add a room. Each path has its own permit route, and rebuilding the same footprint is often simpler. We explain the options for your address before you decide.
Plans, permits and current code
A rebuild follows today's building code, which can mean new energy rules, fire-resistant materials in some zones and updated structural requirements. We prepare or coordinate the drawings and handle the city process.
Working with your insurance scope
We price the rebuild in a written quote that can be read against an insurance scope, line by line, so differences are clear.
Fire Rebuild & Reconstruction: questions
Sometimes. An engineer has to assess it first. If it cannot be reused, the new foundation is priced as its own line.
Debris clearance often runs through separate programs. Tell us where the lot stands and we will start from there.
Yes, though changes can lengthen the permit process. We explain the trade-off for your address.
Planning a rebuild?
Tell us about the property and where things stand, and we will contact you.