Rebuild After Wildfire
Stronger Than Before
Rebuilding is a rare chance to build a home that can survive the next wildfire. Everlasting Homes constructs SCIP luxury homes with fire resistance up to 2,200°F continuously — temperatures where conventional wood-frame homes are ash.
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Why Rebuild the Same Way?
The same wood-frame home that burned once will burn again. Wildfires are becoming more frequent and intense. A rebuild is a once-in-a-generation opportunity — not to restore what you lost, but to build something the next fire can't touch.
Tested to 2,200°F
SCIP homes have survived direct wildfire contact at temperatures exceeding what burns conventional structures to the ground.
Fire Resistance to 2,200°F
The shotcrete shell resists fire up to 2,200°F continuously — protecting structure and family when it matters most.
5× Stronger Than Concrete
High-PSI shotcrete bonded to a continuous steel mesh cage creates a building envelope that resists fire, cracking, and failure.
No Combustible Frame
SCIP eliminates the wood framing that fuels most home fires. Concrete, steel, and EPS foam — nothing to burn.
"After losing our home in the Palisades fire, we were determined to build something that would never burn again. Everlasting Homes built us a SCIP home that gave our family permanent peace of mind — it's more than a house, it's protection."
"The insurance savings alone paid for the upgrade within three years. But honestly it's the peace of mind during fire season that's priceless. Our neighbors are evacuating — we stay home."
What Makes SCIP Fire-Safe
SCIP replaces combustible wood framing with a three-layer system: high-density EPS foam core, continuous welded steel mesh, and high-PSI shotcrete on both faces. No wood. No fuel.
- No wood framing — no fuel for fire to consume
- Shotcrete shell acts as a firebreak for the full structure
- Steel mesh cage holds integrity under extreme heat
- EPS core is self-extinguishing — melts, not burns
- R-45 insulation slows fire heat penetration
The Wildfire Rebuild Process
Consultation
Discuss your property, timeline, insurance, and design goals.
Site & Design
Site analysis, architectural coordination, and SCIP engineering.
Permits & Demo
Full demolition and permitting support — we navigate it with you.
SCIP Shell
Panel erection: foam core, steel mesh cage, and shotcrete application.
Luxury Finish
Complete interiors with every finish and detail you envisioned.
Wildfire Rebuild FAQ
Yes. SCIP panels can match virtually any architectural layout. Your architect can work with the same footprint, and Everlasting Homes can build the SCIP shell around your existing vision.
Standard wood framing offers no meaningful fire resistance. SCIP's shotcrete shell resists fire up to 2,200°F continuously and has survived wildfires exceeding those temperatures — temperatures that incinerate conventional homes entirely.
Many homeowners in high-risk fire zones report significant insurance savings after rebuilding with SCIP. Your insurer will need to assess your specific policy.
Timeline depends on your lot, permit jurisdiction, and design complexity. A consultation is the best place to establish a realistic schedule.
Yes. Everlasting Homes builds nationally. We work alongside your local architect and contractor teams, or can provide full turnkey delivery.
Don't Rebuild Vulnerable.
Rebuild Everlasting.
The consultation is free. The decision to rebuild stronger is yours.
No obligation · Free site consultation · Nationwide