LOS ANGELES - TelAve -- StackHaus today announced its official launch and a $2.5 million seed financing round to modernize one of the most fragmented and stressful experiences in residential real estate: rebuilding a home.

Designed for homeowners recovering from wildfires, hurricanes, floods, severe storms, and other major property losses, StackHaus introduces a new category of residential delivery—bringing financing, design, engineering, permitting, construction, and warranty services together through one coordinated platform.

The company was founded on a simple belief: rebuilding should not feel like a second disaster.

For decades, homeowners have been forced to coordinate insurance providers, architects, engineers, permit specialists, lenders, contractors, inspectors, and vendors—often with no single point of accountability. StackHaus replaces that fragmentation with one contract, one fixed price, and one accountable team.

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Solving a Growing National Problem

Millions of homes across the United States sit in wildfire, hurricane, flood, and severe weather zones. Rising construction costs, insurance non-renewals, and coverage gaps have made rebuilding more complex and less predictable than ever.

Homeowners are often required to act as project managers during one of the most financially and emotionally stressful periods of their lives. StackHaus was built to eliminate that burden.

A New Approach to Home Rebuilding

StackHaus standardizes the full path from land to move-in through a six-stage process:

Feasibility, financing strategy, design, permitting, construction, and long-term warranty.

Rather than managing multiple disconnected vendors, homeowners work through a single coordinated system designed to improve transparency, reduce delays, and increase predictability.

Embedded Financing

Construction financing is one of the biggest barriers to rebuilding. Insurance proceeds often fall short, and traditional lending is complex.

StackHaus integrates financing into the platform, helping homeowners evaluate options early and move from planning to construction without delays that typically stall projects.

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Built for High-Risk Housing Markets

StackHaus initially focuses on California wildfire-affected regions including Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Pasadena, and Malibu, with expansion planned into Florida, Texas, and Georgia.

Founder Statement

"Homeowners should not have to become developers just to rebuild a home," said Malik Shabazz, Founder and CEO of StackHaus. "We built StackHaus to replace fragmentation with one accountable system—bringing certainty, speed, and clarity back to rebuilding."

About StackHaus

StackHaus is a technology-enabled residential delivery platform helping homeowners and landowners move from land to move-in through one coordinated system. The company integrates financing, design, engineering, permitting, construction, and warranty services into one accountable process.

For more information, visit www.StackHaus.co.