Homeowner pathway

For Lahaina Families Rebuilding After the Fire

A clear, practical path for families exploring whether a regenerative rebuild can work on their property.

Process

Start with clarity, not pressure.

Rebuilding after loss is not just a design decision. It is emotional, financial, technical, and deeply personal. The first step is simply to understand whether one of these pathways may fit your property and your family.

Regen Maui's first step is to understand your property and goals before making promises about fit, timeline, or cost.

Share your property and household needs

Tell us about your address, TMK, family needs, desired home size, timeline, and questions.

Review lot and feasibility

The team evaluates site conditions, constraints, utilities, access, and which design pathways may fit.

Select or adapt a home design

Choose from the prototype library or explore a multigenerational arrangement where appropriate.

Clarify systems and budget

Align solar, wastewater, materials, resilience measures, funding path, and scope before deeper commitments.

Prepare for permitting

Move from concept into coordinated drawings, engineering, agency review, and construction readiness.

Build with support

Use a repeatable resilient system that can support local training, quality control, and lower long-term operating burden.

What to have ready

You do not need every answer before reaching out.

  • Property address
  • TMK if available
  • Approximate lot size
  • Prior home size
  • Desired household size
  • Timeline
  • Questions or concerns

You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out.

What varies

Cost, timing, and permitting depend on your site.

Lot size, slope, utilities, access, existing infrastructure, agency requirements, financing, and design selection all affect the path. The interest form is designed to start that review responsibly.

Start Homeowner Interest FormUnderstanding CostRead common questions

Choosing a pathway

Not sure which home size to explore first?

The homeowner guide can help you compare design options based on household needs, lot fit, goals, and long-term flexibility.

Which Home Design Is Right For Me?Understand what drives rebuild costAsk these questions before rebuilding