Behind Every Rebuild: A Whole Team Working for You
When you choose someone to rebuild your home, you’re not just hiring someone to manage a construction site.
Long before framing begins, there are plans to review, site conditions to understand, permits to navigate, budgets to check, materials to source and hundreds of details that need to line up. Once construction starts, those same plans and decisions need to be carried through the field, inspected and checked again along the way.
That’s why at Remington Rebuilds, there isn’t just one person responsible for your home.
There’s a whole team behind it.
More experienced eyes on every stage
Homebuilding is a series of interconnected decisions. A change on a plan can affect engineering. A permitting requirement can affect the schedule. A material choice can affect cost or availability. A detail missed early can become much harder — and more expensive — to address once construction is underway.
Our team is structured so that different people are looking at your rebuild through different lenses. See how our rebuilding process works.
Emily helps guide the permitting and process side, watching for requirements and issues that need to be addressed as a project moves through the jurisdiction.
Christina works on the architectural side, reviewing plans and details before they reach the field so potential conflicts can be identified early — when they are much easier to solve.
Darren oversees purchasing, pricing and trade relationships, working to make sure what is specified can actually be sourced, priced and built within the project.
And in the field, Jim and our construction team oversee the work itself — coordinating trades, checking progress and quality, preparing for inspections and making sure what is being built matches what was planned.
Behind them are operations, finance, sales and client-service team members helping keep information moving, questions answered and the many pieces of a rebuild coordinated. Meet the Remington Rebuilds team.
Checks along the way matter
There isn’t one single moment when a home gets “checked.”
It happens again and again.
Plans are reviewed before construction. Permitting requirements are tracked. Pricing and materials are checked before they are ordered. Work in the field is reviewed as construction progresses. Required inspections occur throughout the build. And our own construction team is there between those formal inspections, looking at the work as it happens.
Those layers of review are important because building a home is complicated. Experience doesn’t mean problems can never arise. It means having people who know what to look for, know when something doesn’t look right, and know how the decisions made in one part of the project can affect another.
A homebuilder, not just a construction crew
Remington has been building homes for more than 50 years. That experience has shaped not only how we build, but how we organize the people behind each home.
Our team includes expertise in architecture, permitting, purchasing, operations, finance and construction, all working within the same homebuilding organization. Remington Rebuilds is also a licensed California general contractor.
For an Altadena homeowner, that means you aren’t expected to coordinate all of those disciplines yourself — or rely on one person to keep every detail in their head.
There are people responsible for each part of the process, communicating with one another and working toward the same goal: getting your home built well and getting you home.
Your rebuild has a team behind it
Rebuilding after the Eaton Fire comes with enough decisions already.
Our job is to bring the people, systems and experience together behind your rebuild — from the first look at your lot and plans through permitting, purchasing, construction and the final stages of your home.
Because getting a home built takes more than one good builder. It takes a team.
