The ranch house in Louisville that Emily Teater and her family of five rented before the Marshall fire wasn’t their dream home, but it was solid, had a big yard and, most importantly, it wasn’t destroyed by fire, smoke or wind. It was one of the few houses on their street to survive, although it needed to be cleaned top-to-bottom because of ash and soot.

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