Supporting survivors through every stage of rebuilding, from permits to construction to finally coming home.

Low interest disaster loans for homeowners and renters. If you already have an SBA home loan, you have 24 months from your loan agreement to use it. Contact SBA to ask about new applications.

A nonprofit lender with home loans and lower cost loans for repairs, for low and moderate income homeowners. Check if you qualify.

A local nonprofit that may offer rebuilding grants, rent help, or temporary housing to Eaton Fire homeowners. They focus on families facing the biggest barriers to rebuilding.

A nonprofit loan program that may help cover the gap between your rebuild cost and the money you have. It is only for homeowners building with one of their partner builders, and funding is limited.

A lender with small business loans and a disaster recovery mortgage program. Contact them to see if anything fits your situation.

Southern California Edison is offering payments to eligible people affected by the Eaton Fire, including some owners and renters. The deadline to file a claim is November 30, 2026.

USDA has repair grants for some Eaton Fire homeowners, up to $32,420 per household. They can go toward fire damage, making a home livable, and site cleanup. Check if you qualify.

Free testing to check your soil for lead, with help understanding your results. This program is now run by the USC Clean Program.

Free testing of the inside of your home and your soil after the fires, plus guidance on cleanup. Some families may get help paying for soil cleanup.

See how many rebuild permits have been filed and approved across LA County.

Meet with LA County staff in person to ask what permits your property needs. This helps you plan, but it is not a permit approval.

You can ask to be considered for rebuild or repair help on your Eaton Fire home. Each program has its own rules and limits.

A volunteer group that helps rebuild for some uninsured or underinsured households. You can ask to be considered.

A volunteer group that helps rebuild for some eligible Eaton Fire homeowners. You can ask to be considered.

A volunteer group that rebuilds homes after disasters. They have not announced an LA rebuild, so call 1-800-241-8111 to ask.

Free rebuild case management. A case manager can help you sort through housing, mortgage, insurance, and rebuilding questions.

Enter your address, pick a pre-approved house plan, and see if it may fit your lot before you talk to a builder.

House plans already approved for Altadena, plus consultations and connections to builders. Plans still need to fit your lot.

House plans in classic Altadena styles, a list of screened builders, and group options that may lower costs.

A group of builders working on Eaton and Palisades rebuilds. You can browse designs and see what may work on your lot. Their estimates are not final prices.

An Altadena builder with house plans in local styles. They say they guide families from insurance and permits through move in.

A Southern California builder that says it helps wildfire families with insurance, design, permits, and construction.

A home builder with an Altadena rebuild page and smaller, easy care house designs.

A large home builder rebuilding in Altadena's La Viña area using a few pre-approved floor plans.

A builder based in Pasadena and Santa Rosa that rebuilds homes lost to wildfires, from site review and permits to construction.

A family owned California home builder. We could not confirm an Altadena rebuild offering.

A builder offering pre-approved house plans with set pricing. They also list a 0% rebuild loan for eligible Altadena homeowners. Ask them about the details.

A builder rebuilding Eaton Fire homes in Altadena using county pre-approved plans, which can help speed up permits.

A fire rebuild builder working in Altadena that helps with plans, permits, and insurance paperwork.

Before you sign a builder's contract, you can sign up to go over it with a licensed building professional. It is a second set of eyes, not legal advice.

Office hours where you can ask an architect or planner questions about your rebuild.

Free step by step guides on rebuilding, insurance, and money from a nonprofit. You can also sign up for a custom action plan.

Check that a contractor is licensed before you hire them, and learn how to report a problem.

An online directory to help you find building materials and trade workers for your LA rebuild, and compare prices.

An Altadena team that helps with insurance, permits, and contractors, and offers group builds where neighbors pool together for pricing.

Compare ways to rebuild and browse companies that make prefab and modular homes.

Learn which building choices can lower your home's wildfire risk.

A fund that invests in shared ownership programs. It does not appear to give money to homeowners directly.

State incentives for building new all electric homes. These mostly go to builders, so ask yours if they use it.

Lower rate loans for upgrades like solar panels, batteries, and energy saving appliances.

Edison customers who rebuild with all electric heating and cooking may qualify for money back. Funding is limited and first come, first served.