Fire Damage Restoration

Rebuilding what fire took

Melted fences, cracked retaining walls, scorched decks, fused irrigation, landscaping reduced to ash. Ryan has rebuilt foothill properties in Altadena and the San Gabriel Valley for years — on-site every day, one point of contact start to finish.

What we rebuild

• Fences & gates — wood, wrought iron, vinyl, or chain link
• Retaining walls — engineered for post-fire slope and erosion risk
• Decks & pergolas — fire-rated materials where code requires
• Hardscape & patios — removed, re-graded, rebuilt on a compacted base
• Landscaping & irrigation — fire-resistant planting for defensible space
• Erosion control — walls, French drains, and swales before the rains

Why homeowners choose Ryan for fire recovery

Most fire restoration companies are brokers who subcontract to crews you never meet. Ryan is the estimator, the builder, and your daily contact. He knows these foothills — soil, slopes, code — and his insurance-ready estimates give your adjuster itemized line items and on-site meetings.

Materials built for fire country

Wrought iron instead of dry wood, concrete and stone walls instead of timber, fire-rated decking, defensible-space planting, and non-combustible hardscape around the home — with cost and fire-code tradeoffs explained on every choice.

Choosing a wildfire rebuild contractor in Altadena

After the Eaton Fire, out-of-area “fire rebuild contractors” flooded Altadena — many won’t be around when a wall fails. Ryan personally does the work end to end:

• Permits — LA County’s expedited fire-recovery permitting (~30–40 days) for unincorporated Altadena
• Sequencing — hillside stabilization first, then fencing, then structures and landscaping
• Insurance — itemized, line-by-line estimates with on-site adjuster meetings

He also works fire-recovery projects in Eagle Rock, Pasadena, La Cañada Flintridge, and Sierra Madre.

Eaton Fire recovery — and whatever comes next

Ryan is actively rebuilding for homeowners hit by the Eaton Fire across the Altadena and San Gabriel Valley foothills. Call him directly for a straight answer on what’s needed and what it’ll cost.