"In an attempt to help residents who are at the early stages of rebuilding after the Eaton and Palisades fires, the state launched a new website Tuesday that links to contractors and designers that have been reviewed by "trusted community" partners. The tool from the governor's office and the public-private LA Rises wildfire recovery initiative comes nearly a year after the January inferno."
"It lays out a rebuild path based on preference - modular or factory built homes, pre-designed homes, semi-custom homes and custom homes - and features more than 15 builders and vendors for those looking to duplicate their lost homes or take a pre-fab approach to expedite work. The site serves as a catch-all for various state, L.A. County and nonprofit resources for mortgage relief, building estimates and overviews on the process."
The state launched a website connecting Eaton and Palisades fire victims to contractors and designers vetted by 'trusted community' partners. The platform, created by the governor's office and the public-private LA Rises wildfire recovery initiative, outlines four rebuild pathways: modular or factory-built, pre-designed, semi-custom and custom homes. The site lists more than 15 builders and vendors to support duplicating lost homes or choosing pre-fab options to accelerate reconstruction. The site aggregates state, Los Angeles County and nonprofit resources for mortgage relief, building estimates and procedural overviews. Nearly a year after the fires, thousands remain displaced amid rising materials costs and insurance disputes, though permit activity indicates rebuilding momentum.
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