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Right of Entry Form

As a resident affected by the wildfires, you have two choices for managing debris removal on your property. Submit the form below to get started with First Built.

What Happens Next?

Step 1: Document Collection

​ After submitting the Right of Entry (ROE) form, our team will promptly reach out to guide you through collecting and securely submitting essential documents, including:

  • A valid government-issued photo ID
  • Your insurance declaration page
  • Your most recent mortgage statement (if applicable)

These documents help us verify your ownership, coordinate effectively with insurance providers, and ensure a smooth cleanup approval process.

Step 2: Permitting, Coordination, Asbestos Testing

​We’ll handle the entire permitting process required by the county, which typically takes about three weeks. During this period, we will coordinate asbestos testing to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Additionally, our team will coordinate directly with Ampco, our certified cleanup partner, to prepare for debris removal. You won’t need to manage these logistics yourself—we handle everything, keeping you informed each step of the way.

Step 3: Cleanup and Next Steps

​ Once permits are secured and asbestos testing is complete, Ampco’s experienced and certified crews will begin debris cleanup promptly. Throughout this phase, we’ll remain your advocates, continuing to communicate with your insurance company and ensuring the cleanup meets all county standards. Our priority is to expedite your recovery and set the stage for rebuilding your home quickly and safely. If you have any questions along the way, our dedicated support team is always here to help.