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.

Our Experience

Since the tragic wildfires started in California we have been dedicated to the rebuilding and renewal of our communities. Paladin Permit Services has assisted in 400+ fire rebuild projects and expedited the permitting of new manufactured homes from Paradise to Malibu.

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

With years of experience in fire rebuild/replace permitting, we understand the urgency and emotional weight of these projects. Our proven process saves time and minimizes stress, allowing you to focus on what matters most—rebuilding your life.

In Los Angeles and many other areas, 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.

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.

Manufactured and Tiny Homes for Fire Rebuilds

Keep Your ADU for Long-Term Benefits

Get Started

Ready to start your fire rebuild journey? Contact us today and let us guide you through the permitting process