We offer Free Help for LA fire victims to understand reconstruction cost
Where is your home?
We will not share your information*What can you do next?
1.
Assess Property Damage:
Engage licensed professionals to evaluate structural damage and identify potential hazards.
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Engage with Your Insurance Company:
Notify your insurer promptly to initiate the claims process.
3.
Debris Removal and Site Preparation:
With the Fire Debris Approval Certificate in hand, hire licensed contractors experienced in hazardous debris removal to clear your property.
4.
Plan Rebuilding:
Consult with contractors to design a new home and obtain necessary permits.
Historic Facts & Current Info
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Rebuilding Rates:
Between 1970 and 2009, 58% of buildings destroyed by wildfires in California were rebuilt within 3 to 6 years. [1]
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Home Price Appreciation:
In the 3 years following major wildfires, home prices in directly affected areas increased by 21% on average, compared to a 33% rise in adjacent areas outside the fire zones . [2]
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Increased Construction Costs:
Incorporating enhanced wildfire-resistant features into new constructions in Southern California can add approximately $26,110 to $53,190 to the overall building costs. [3]
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Expedited Permitting:
Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order to streamline permits within 30 days for wildfire-affected residents. Demolition permits are waived for damaged structures with timely online notification. [4]