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Join us at the Altadena Build Together Fair on April 19 at the Eaton Fire Collaborative. We’ll be there to talk with homeowners about rebuilding plans, pricing, process, and common questions around insurance, timing, customization, and more.

Rebuilding can feel overwhelming at the start. Our $500 Phase 1 Rebuild Planning Package is designed to give Altadena homeowners a clearer first step, with lot review, property assessment, design planning, plan customization, estimated rebuild cost, timeline guidance, and more.

Our Search Your Lot tool gives Altadena homeowners a simple way to explore their property and see which Remington Rebuilds plans may fit. It’s a more visual, practical way to begin thinking through what could work on your lot and what the next step might be.

California Classic is one of Remington Rebuilds’ Interior Design Collections, created for Altadena homeowners rebuilding after wildfire. With soft whites, natural stone, and sun-washed tones, it offers a bright, welcoming design direction — and a more streamlined, budget-friendly way to make design decisions during rebuilding.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent Open House in Altadena. We’re grateful for the turnout, the conversations, and the chance to connect with homeowners, neighbors, and community partners.

Rebuilding a home in Altadena often means choosing between rigid production homes and unpredictable custom builds. Remington Rebuilds offers a smarter middle ground — combining curated home plans, flexible layouts, transparent pricing, and predictable timelines.

A closer look at the 206 Plan — a thoughtfully designed single-story home with open living, private bedroom wings, and covered outdoor patios.

Join Remington Rebuilds for an Open House in Altadena on March 14. Meet our team, explore thoughtfully designed floorplans created specifically for Altadena lots, and learn how our fixed-price, design-build process guides homeowners from lot assessment through permitting, construction, and warranty. Whether you’re ready to rebuild or simply gathering information, we’re here to answer questions and provide clarity during wildfire rebuilding.

A recap of the Solutions Summit in Pasadena focused on the Altadena rebuild community, wildfire recovery, and starting rebuilding conversations.

Remington Rebuilds is participating in the Solutions Summit hosted by Rebuilding California. Rebuilding starts with a conversation — and this event creates space for clarity and connection.

Choosing a floorplan when rebuilding in Altadena isn’t about customization — it’s about thoughtful design. Explore one-story, two-story, ADU, and outdoor living options created specifically for wildfire recovery.

One of six Interior Design Collections – Our Old World interior design collection offers warmth, craftsmanship, and timeless detail — created to bring clarity and comfort to the rebuilding process.

Rebuilding after wildfire doesn’t begin with plans or pressure — it begins with a conversation. Here’s what homeowners can expect from the very first step.

We’re introducing Mid-Century Modern elevations across our home plans, offering homeowners a clean, thoughtful architectural option as they rebuild.

Rebuilding after wildfire brings a lot of questions. Our Rebuilding FAQ was created to offer clear, straightforward answers — and a place to start when you’re ready.

We’re breaking ground soon on our Altadena model home featuring the 206 Mission Revival plan with ADU and garage, designed to support rebuilding clarity.

The 748 floor plan was designed with real life in mind — open gathering spaces, a main-level flex room, and private bedrooms upstairs for everyday balance. Thoughtful, adaptable, and built to support long-term living as families rebuild and move forward.

Here in Altadena — listening, supporting, and guiding homeowners through rebuilding.

The Foundations collection offers Altadena homeowners rebuilding after wildfire a clear, flexible starting point for interior design decisions.

One year since the Eaton Fire, we pause to reflect on loss, recovery, and the ways the Altadena community continues to show up — including a recent moment of connection at the Forever Run.