Rebuilding & Resilience
Rebuilding after a fire is a journey filled with challenges, but you don’t have to face it alone. At Paladin Permit Services, we specialize in navigating the complex permitting process, providing the expertise and support you need to rebuild or replace your home or property with confidence.
CalFire: After a Wildfire
After a wildfire, before returning to your home, always check with your local officials that it is safe to do so. Though the fire has subsided, dangers may still remain. It is important to assess the safety of the area/property and amount of fire damage. If there is still fire, damaged utility equipment, and/or gas leaks, leave the area and report local authorities.
For more information about safety checks and inspections, visit the CalFire Website.
Our Experience
Throughout the last five years, we have focused our efforts to help hundreds of clients with rebuilding efforts after the Sonoma County Tubbs Fire, Lake County Valley Fire, the Paradise Fire, and many others throughout the State by helping homeowners get a permitted Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) to temporarily reside in while going through the permitting process to rebuild their homes.
We simplify the permit process, enabling homeowners to realize their dream of affordable and sustainable housing.
Services Offered
Permit Application and Submittal: Handling all necessary documentation and liaising with local authorities.
Code Compliance Review: Ensuring your rebuild meets updated fire safety and zoning regulations.
Consultation on Design and Construction: Working with your contractors to streamline the process.
ADU Additions: Assisting in adding accessory dwelling units for future resilience.
Why Choose Paladin
We understand that access to affordable housing is a critical need in our community, and we're proud to be a part of the solution. Paladin Permit Services streamlines and expedites the permit process through our years of expertise, dedication to building and maintaining strong relationships, and commitment to client success.
Manufactured and Tiny Homes for Fire Rebuilds
Throughout California, tiny homes and manufactured homes are approved as temporary or permanent housing solutions. This means you can live comfortably in a manufactured home or tiny home during your fire rebuild process, ensuring you have a safe, stable environment while your primary residence is being restored.
Keep Your ADU for Long-Term Benefits
Once your home is rebuilt, your manufactured home can remain on your property as a legal Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). This opens up opportunities for additional living space, rental income, or multigenerational housing.
