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Or call (844) 543-5757 nowGuides for the long part of a fire loss: how long each stage really takes, what the permit and engineering steps are in King, Snohomish, Pierce and Kitsap counties, and how to keep the rebuild on schedule and on scope.
These guides are written for homeowners, not adjusters or contractors. They describe how things usually go in Western Washington; your own loss, policy and house decide the specifics, and dispatch will give you a straight answer about your situation any hour of the day.
Questions homeowners ask us
Why do fire rebuilds take so long?
Because they run through four gates in sequence: insurer scope approval, permits and engineering, materials, and inspections. The timeline guide shows typical durations for each and where weeks are usually lost.
Can I use these guides if another company did the cleanup?
Yes. The rebuild guides apply regardless of who did the mitigation. Bring the mitigation report and the approved scope to the first meeting.
Planning a rebuild?
Call. One contractor handles board-up, cleanup and the structural rebuild under the scope your adjuster approves.