Resources for
Homeowners
This page is designed to support homeowners at any stage of the fire rebuild process. Whether you’re ready to move forward or still exploring your options, it offers resources to help guide next steps, including rebuilding strategies, permitting, timelines, and fire-resilient design. Homeowners can also connect with professionals, request project proposals, access community-based support programs, and find guidance to navigate the rebuilding process with more clarity and confidence.
Request an Architectural Proposal
If you’re interested in receiving a proposal for a fire rebuild, you can submit your information through this form and our team will follow up shortly with a customized proposal. This helps us understand your project and tailor our approach to your specific needs and goals.
Brass Tacks
Brass Tacks is a platform specifically designed to serve property owners who were impacted by the Eaton Fire. The platform allows owners to post their construction projects and receive competitive bids from qualified builders. They're available to help you find the right contractor at the right price, without the hassle.
Building Blocks is a community-based program that allows homeowners to sign up for pre-designed home plans and access cost savings through group participation. Once a minimum number of participants select the same plan, homes can be built with bulk discounts, helping streamline the rebuild process and reduce overall costs.
The Hub
The Hub in Altadena is a community space created by CORE to support residents affected by the Eaton and Palisades fires throughout the rebuilding process. It provides access to financial assistance, legal and insurance guidance, vetted professionals, and one-on-one support through caseworkers. It also serves as a gathering space that fosters connection and reminds residents they are not navigating recovery alone. Located at 2333 Lake Ave, Suite 2A, Altadena, CA 91001.
Altadena Rebuild Wikipedia
This is a community-run recovery wiki that centralizes rebuilding, permits, financial aid, cleanup, safety, and fire-resilient design resources for Eaton Fire survivors, helping homeowners quickly find trusted programs, guidance, and professional support while reducing confusion and streamlining the recovery process.
Add yourself to the map
This intake form collects information about ongoing single family home fire-rebuilds throughout Altadena & neighboring communities. The information will populate a user-friendly map to help and inspire homeowners choosing to rebuild. The map will show and identify properties to be rebuilt, fostering geographic and stylistic collaboration between homeowners and professionals. The majority of the information collected is public and associated with building permits and county assessor information.
