Post-restoration finish work.
After mold, water, or smoke remediation closes, the home needs drywall, paint, flooring, cabinets, and millwork. No structural permits required. Most insurance scopes cover this entirely.
Licensed, bonded, and actively rebuilding in Pacific Palisades after the 2025 Palisades Fire. Our scope sheets are written in Xactimate. Our timelines are honest. Our prices are below.
Most contractors hide their numbers. We don't. Here's what we actually charge in 90272 — and exactly what's included at each tier. Insurance covers most of it. We tell you what's not covered before we start, not at billing.
After mold, water, or smoke remediation closes, the home needs drywall, paint, flooring, cabinets, and millwork. No structural permits required. Most insurance scopes cover this entirely.
Roof replacement, framing repair, electrical or plumbing system overhaul, HVAC replacement, or single-room reconstruction with full code-upgrade triggers. Title 24 applies to replaced systems.
Structure is gone. Foundation may be intact. Full architectural drawings, structural engineering, soils report, hillside compliance review, full plan-check. 9 to 12 months on hillside parcels in 90272 due to slope-stability review.
California building code requires bringing rebuilt areas to current standard. Insurance often covers the upgrade — but only with proper documentation that meets IICRC standards. We file the supplements.
Insulation, dual-pane windows, high-efficiency HVAC, low-flow plumbing. Required for all rebuilt envelopes.
Anchor bolts, shear-wall plywood, hold-downs at framing junctions. Required when framing is disturbed.
Modern panel sizing, AFCI/GFCI, hardwired smoke + CO detectors with battery backup, EV-ready conduit.
Galvanized to copper or PEX. Lead pipe abatement. Updated trap and vent sizing per California Plumbing Code.
Class A roofing, ember-resistant venting, defensible-space landscape compliance for hillside zones.
Drainage review, retaining wall engineering, slope-stability documentation. Triggered on any hillside parcel.
Same crew, same project manager, same accountability from day one to your move-in walkthrough.
Remove damaged structure. Salvage what's reusable. Foundation review.
Footings, slab, framing, sheathing. Engineer signoff at milestones.
Rough-ins, code-required upgrades, system pressurization tests.
Title 24 install. Inspection. Drywall hang and finish.
Flooring, cabinetry, paint, tile, lighting, hardware. Owner walkthroughs.
Final inspections, certificate of occupancy, punchlist, 12-month warranty.
Several Pacific Palisades neighborhoods have Architectural Review Boards that operate alongside the building permit process. Drawings, exterior materials, roof color, fenestration, even fence height often need ARB approval before a building permit can be pulled.
ARB review typically adds 30–60 days to standard permitting. We coordinate ARB submissions in parallel with LADBS plan check, presenting at design review meetings and revising drawings to satisfy both jurisdictions.
Initial Xactimate estimates typically miss 15–35% of real rebuild cost on Pacific Palisades hillside properties. We file supplemental claims with line-item documentation.
Older homes trigger near-full-house code compliance. Newer homes need fewer upgrades. We scope around your property's actual era.
Free site visit. Written rebuild scope in 5 business days. Insurance documentation included. ALE coordination from day one. CSLB Class B licensed and bonded.