Pacific Palisades is unlike any other Los Angeles ZIP code. Coastal humidity from the south, burned hillsides from the 2025 Palisades Fire to the north, and narrow canyon drainage in between. Every restoration scenario in 90272 — fire, smoke, water, mold, flood, sewage, structural rebuild — needs IICRC-certified crews who understand the city's unique risk profile. We've been the team since 2007.
Pacific Palisades doesn't get one type of property damage emergency — it gets all of them, often layered. Each service below has its own dedicated specialist team, IICRC standard, and local response protocol. Click into any service for full details.
Every neighborhood in 90272 — from coastal Castellammare to the Highlands above Sunset — gets the same 60-minute dispatch standard. Each zone has different risk profiles based on elevation, water table, and proximity to burn scars.
A fire produces smoke. Burst pipes lead to mold. Floods carry sewage. We coordinate multi-service jobs under one project manager — no calling separate contractors, no insurance scope confusion, no scheduling gaps. Below are the most common combinations across our 7 services.
2025 Palisades Fire damaged structures need char demo, particulate cleanup, ozone treatment, and full structural rebuild. We sequence all three under one scope.
Pacific Palisades coastal humidity means any unaddressed water damage colonizes mold within 48 hours. We dry, remediate, and rebuild — same crew, same documentation.
Pacific Palisades is a coastal-canyon-foothill ZIP code in West Los Angeles bounded by Santa Monica to the south, Malibu to the west, and the Santa Monica Mountains to the north. The combination of ocean humidity, narrow canyon drainage, and post-2025 burn-scar topography creates restoration scenarios that don't exist in any other LA neighborhood.
Our crews have been working property damage restoration in Pacific Palisades since 2007. We hold IICRC certifications across S500 (water), S520 (mold), S540 (sewage and trauma), and S700 (fire and smoke), plus AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician) and California state contractor licensing. We coordinate with FEMA for NFIP flood claims, follow OSHA 1910.1030 bloodborne pathogen standards on biohazard work, document mold remediation per EPA mold cleanup guidance, and apply CDC sewage exposure protocols. Every Pacific Palisades job — whether a burst pipe at 2 AM in water damage territory or a Cat 3 sewage event in sewage cleanup — runs through certified technicians under documented protocols.
We coordinate multi-service work under one project manager. A 2025 Palisades Fire recovery typically pulls in fire damage restoration, smoke damage restoration, and reconstruction on the same scope. A winter storm in the Highlands usually means flood damage cleanup + mold remediation sequentially. One team, one timeline, one insurance claim package.
Beyond Pacific Palisades, our service areas include Santa Monica, Malibu, Topanga, West Los Angeles, Brentwood, Bel Air, and the broader West Side. We're licensed by the California Contractors State License Board and certified by the IICRC.
Restoration is one of the most regulated trades in California. Every certification below is current and verifiable. Every Pacific Palisades job is documented to the IICRC standard relevant to that scope.
Local Southern California family-operated. Pacific Palisades has been a core service area from day one.
Water, mold, sewage/trauma, and fire/smoke. Plus AMRT (applied microbial remediation technician).
California State License Board contractor for full reconstruction and build-back work. Title 24 compliant.
Phones answered around the clock. Crews dispatched within an hour to any Pacific Palisades address.
Seven specializations: fire damage restoration, smoke damage restoration, water damage restoration, mold remediation, flood damage cleanup, sewage cleanup, and reconstruction & build-back. All under IICRC standards with one project manager per job.
60-minute dispatch standard for all 90272 ZIP code addresses, 24/7. Most calls are on-site within 45-50 minutes from Castellammare to the Highlands. Storm response, fire response, and Cat 3 black water events get the same priority window.
Yes. We've been actively working post-fire restoration since the 2025 event. Fire damage, smoke damage, structural debris flow remediation, and full reconstruction are all in scope. We coordinate insurance claims with documented IICRC S700 protocols.
Varies by service and scope. Smaller water damage events run $1,500-$5,000. Multi-service jobs (fire + smoke + reconstruction) run $25,000-$150,000+. Sewage cleanup with structural rebuild can exceed $45,000. Each service page has its own tier breakdown — most homeowners insurance covers the work; we bill carriers directly.
Yes — California State License Board contractor for reconstruction work, plus IICRC certifications across S500 (water), S520 (mold), S540 (sewage and trauma), S700 (fire and smoke), and AMRT (applied microbial remediation). Every Pacific Palisades job is run by certified technicians.
All of them: Castellammare, the Highlands, Marquez Knolls, Riviera, Alphabet Streets, Sullivan Canyon, Mandeville, and Pacific Coast Highway properties. Plus surrounding zip codes — Santa Monica, Malibu, Topanga, Brentwood, Bel Air, West Los Angeles. See full service areas.
Yes. For every service. We document the loss to the relevant IICRC standard, photograph everything, communicate with your adjuster, and bill your carrier directly. We handle supplements when hidden damage is uncovered. NFIP/FEMA documentation provided for flood claims when applicable.
Call (818) 486-6546 for emergency dispatch (24/7). For non-emergency estimates, click into the relevant service page or our contact page. Free on-site assessments before any equipment is set or scope is quoted.
Fire, smoke, water, mold, flood, sewage, structural rebuild — all seven services under one project manager, one phone number, one insurance claim package. 90272, Santa Monica, Malibu, Topanga, West Los Angeles. IICRC certified across S500, S520, S540, and S700. Licensed in California since 2007.