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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.

Recently, the Remington Rebuilds team had the chance to volunteer with Petal Pushers, helping prepare floats for the upcoming 2026 Rose Parade — and seeing the process behind the scenes was truly impressive.

A quiet update on our progress in Altadena — from securing a future model home site to preparing for our January office opening — shared with care and reflection.

Stop by the Remington Rebuilds table at the Rose Bowl Flea Market on December 14 to ask questions about rebuilding and architectural options.

Designed for Altadena. Inspired by the neighborhood’s Mission Revival, Tudor, and Craftsman heritage — and supported by a guided rebuilding process. See how Remington Rebuilds is helping families rebuild with clarity and confidence.

As we reflect on our rebuilding journey this Thanksgiving, we are especially grateful for the opportunity to bring what we’ve learned into our work in Altadena. The Marshall Fire taught us that rebuilding is not just construction — it’s compassion, consistency, and community.

We’re honored to share that Remington Rebuilds has been selected as one of the homebuilders participating in the upcoming Altadena Resource Fair, hosted by the Altadena Collective.

We’re honored to share that Remington Rebuilds has been selected as one of the homebuilders participating in the upcoming Altadena Resource Fair, hosted by the Altadena Collective.

Rebuilding after a wildfire or natural disaster can feel overwhelming. The paperwork, decisions, and waiting can make it hard to know where to start. At Remington Rebuilds, we simplify that process. Drawing on decades of homebuilding experience and firsthand rebuilding knowledge from the Marshall Fire recovery, we guide homeowners through every step — from assessing their lot to moving back into a finished home.

At Remington Homes, we’ve been building in Colorado for more than 50 years. As a family-owned company, we take pride in the homes and communities we create. When the Marshall Fire impacted our area in 2021, we saw firsthand what it takes to rebuild. Since then, we’ve helped complete more than 125 rebuilds and established Remington Rebuilds — a division focused on helping families recover and rebuild after wildfire or other natural disasters. With both homebuilding experience

At Remington Rebuilds, we believe rebuilding a home after wildfire loss takes more than blueprints and construction. It takes a dedicated team that understands the process — and the emotions — that come with starting over. We’re proud to introduce the people behind the work: the architects, designers, builders, and project managers who bring experience, care, and collaboration to every home we rebuild. More Than Builders We’re more than homebuilders — we’re your rebuilding te

The event brought together homeowners, local partners, and organizations dedicated to supporting families as they navigate the challenges of rebuilding after wildfire loss.

We’re honored to participate in Rebuild Fair: Take 2 , hosted by Action Altadena and Rebuild Altadena . This community gathering is all...

Rebuilding in Altadena starts with a home that feels like you. Our floorplans and architecture offer a variety of elevations and features designed to maximize style, comfort and every square foot!

On Dec 30, 2021 our role as a homebuilder took on new meaning after the Marshall fire swept through our community. We immediately stepped...

"Our entire neighborhood of almost 100 homes lost our homes in the Marshall fire in late December 2021...."