We help families in Altadena, Pacific Palisades, and across Los Angeles rebuild safer, stronger homes with a clear plan, honest budgets, and zero contractor games.
We focus on home rebuilds in high-fire-hazard areas, so we know the codes, setbacks, and red tape that come with hillside and canyon lots in your area.
Clear line-item estimates, milestone payments, and honest conversations about allowances, so you’re never ambushed by surprise costs.
We’ve been building in Los Angeles for years. We’re not an out-of-town crew chasing the next disaster, we’re neighbors committed to rebuilding this community the right way.
From first walkthrough after the fire to final inspection, we handle the details so you can focus on your family.
We help you understand what’s structurally possible, how far your insurance funds will go, and what it really takes to rebuild on your lot.
Design and build a custom home that fits your life today, using modern layouts, fire-resistant materials, and smarter building systems.
Steep lots, retaining walls, complex foundations, and strict fire codes are normal for us. We coordinate engineers and specialists so your home is safe from the ground up.
We coordinate with city, county, and utility departments, manage consultants, and keep your project moving with weekly updates and a single point of contact.
After the fire, it’s normal to feel like you lost more than a building. You lost routines, favorite corners of the house, and the sense of safety that came with walking through your own front door. Our work isn’t just about replacing square footage, it’s about carefully rebuilding the spaces where your everyday life happens, so it feels like home again, not just a new construction project.
Years building in
Los Angeles neighborhoods
Major custom builds,
remodels, and additions completed
Hillside & high-fire-zone projects managed to completion
We transform spaces of all kinds, blending beauty and functionality to create homes, workplaces, and urban environments that truly inspire
A fire-damaged mountainside home rebuilt with a stronger foundation, open-concept living space, and defensible landscape design.
From ash to a modern family home with upgraded windows, roofing, and exterior finishes designed for high-fire, coastal conditions.
Complex retaining walls, multiple decks, and safer egress routes give this family peace of mind in every season.
Total rebuild that added a separate guest suite for extended family while navigating insurance and budget constraints.
We break a complicated rebuild into four simple stages, so you always know what’s happening and what comes next.
We meet you on-site, review fire damage and reports, and give you a straightforward assessment of what’s realistic on your lot and with your budget.
Together we define your new home, then create plans, engineering, and a transparent budget so you can make decisions with eyes wide open.
We handle plan submittals, corrections, inspections, and day-to-day construction with licensed trades and strict quality control.
We walk every room with you, address punch-list items, and make sure your home is safe, beautiful, and ready for you to start fresh.
“After the fire, we were overwhelmed by adjusters, paperwork, and contractors pressuring us to sign fast. Vaisman Construction slowed everything down, explained our options in plain language, and gave us a clear plan. They kept us updated every week, respected our budget, and never once made us feel like we were just another job site.”
After a wildfire, the last thing you need is a contractor who sees your loss as a quick sale. Our job is to protect you from rushed decisions, unclear contracts, and shortcuts that cost you more later. We combine local experience, careful planning, and disciplined project management so you can rebuild with confidence, not anxiety.
Even if you’re not ready to start a project, these guides will help you ask better questions and avoid common rebuild mistakes.
You don’t have to decide everything today. Start with a simple conversation about what’s possible on your lot and what it would take to rebuild safely.