Premium discounts for most California insurers
Across the United States, except Alaska
Property owners looking for quick answers before deciding whether to proceed
Premium discounts for most California insurers
Most of California
(and rapidly expanding!)
Homeowners in eligible areas needing detailed, on-site advice
Premium discounts for most California insurers
Most of California
(and rapidly expanding!)
Homeowners who've completed all Wildfire Prepared Home (Base or Plus) requirements and are ready to submit for designation
Homeowners who use our consultation services are 5 times more likely to achieve Wildfire Prepared Home certification compared to those who do it themselves.
Join the thousands of homeowners who have protected their properties with our expert guidance.
Avoid costly mistakes and unnecessary expenses. Our comprehensive consultations and vetted contractors ensure you get the right solutions the first time.
Our experts provide a prioritized treatment plan, so you spend money only where it counts, saving you time and money.
Get personalized advice from wildfire risk specialists who understand your unique needs.
Our detailed digital reports and treatment plans provide clear steps to protect your home and meet certification requirements.
No. We do not share any data with insurers or the Wildfire Prepared Home program without your permission.
Since 2021, we have provided thousands of wildfire consultations, and our customer reviews speak for themselves. Our wildfire mitigation specialists undergo over 40 hours of classroom and field training, and stay current with monthly training sessions. We live in the communities we serve and are passionate about helping property owners protect their homes and businesses.
No. You are our customer. We do not receive referral fees or "kickbacks" from contractors based on the treatments we recommend.
All of our services are clearly itemized so you never question whether we're recommending something you don't need. We save most customers 5-10x what they spend on a consultation.
Structure footprints are measured by calculating the two dimensional top down area of the primary home and any attached or detached structures or decks within 30 feet or whatever distance is required by your insurer (see example). This often varies significantly from the advertised or permitted home size due to garages and other features that are typically excluded from a home's advertised habitable space.
Before your initial consultation, please make sure your specialist can walk around your home to examine vents, windows, and other exterior features.
It's generally better not to begin doing work until after your consultation. The rules are technical and complex, and it's easy to spend money and time on things that aren't required or end up having to be re-done.
Home hardening refers to modifying your home to resist ignition during a wildfire better. It’s like armor for a home. This can include using fire-resistant roofing materials, installing ember-resistant vents, ensuring that the bottom six inches of the home’s siding is noncombustible, or installing 1/8-inch metal mesh screening under decks.
Wildfire mitigation is a broader term that includes home hardening as well as actions you take around your property to reduce wildfire risk. This can involve creating defensible space by clearing vegetation, keeping gutters and roofs free of debris, and maintaining safe distances between trees and structures.
No. We recommend that you or your representative be present, but it is not required. If you are unable to be present, please mention this when scheduling.
In most jurisdictions, defensible space inspections typically cover landscaping and trees around your structure out to 100 feet and do not necessarily incorporate the latest scientific guidelines. The Wildfire Prepared Home evaluation covers the home itself and landscaping and accessory structures within 30 feet of the primary home.
No. We do not conduct code enforcement nor share findings with local authorities. Our job is to help you protect your home from wildfires and identify options to mitigate risks.
Yes. Your report will identify any incentives available in your area to help offset the cost of any work you may need to do. Financing options are also available.