
Two Altadena Fire Rebuilds Just Poured Their Foundations
East Las Flores Drive and East Palm Street, two Altadena fire rebuilds, went from drawings to concrete. What each drainage design means for the lot.
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Posts specifically about the Eaton Fire rebuild process in Altadena: ADU timing, drainage plan timing, and what we tell neighbors about cost.

East Las Flores Drive and East Palm Street, two Altadena fire rebuilds, went from drawings to concrete. What each drainage design means for the lot.
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Cleared our Glenrose Avenue Altadena fire rebuild lot: driveway concrete, fire sprinklers, sewer lateral out, soils report done, rough graded 1% to street.
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Our own Altadena fire rebuild on Glenrose Avenue: reversing a rear-sloping lot with area drains and a 12 inch parkway drain, no pump.
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W Mendocino Ave fire rebuild in Altadena: two-story house with cellar and garage ADU, tied into the existing driveway apron and routed to a rain garden.
Read MoreLA County requirements keep changing after the Eaton Fire. Most Altadena rebuilds only need a drainage plan, not full grading. What can trigger more.
Read MoreAn Altadena addition on a sideways lot sat lower than the existing garage at the rear. Here's how we drained it without a sump pump.
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Drainage plan for a 0.17-acre Altadena sideways lot sloping 7% east to west. Sheet flow design splitting flowline to the sideyard and driveway.
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Our second Wapello Street drainage plan: an excavated house pad, downslope site, and an existing pool to work around.
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Drainage plan for an Altadena fire rebuild: existing survey data, neighbor elevations, and flowlines set to gravity drain to the street.
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The first Altadena lot since the Eaton Fire sold on Calaveras Street for $100k over asking. What that means for rebuild timing and engineering.
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