Insurance Renewal in California: Wildfire Risk Mitigation + Documentation

Insurance Renewal in California: Wildfire Risk Mitigation + Documentation

We scope mitigation work and organize a clear documentation package for your agent.

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Zone 0 & Defensible Space

Reduce ignition pathways near structures and break up continuous fuels.

  • 0–5 ft: remove/replace combustibles; tidy edges and transitions
  • Prune vegetation and separate plants to avoid ladder fuels
  • Address mulch and debris at foundation, steps, and decks

Home Hardening

Target ember entry points and accumulation areas.

  • Ember‑resistant vents and protected eaves/soffits (where feasible)
  • Gutter protection and regular cleaning; tidy roof edges
  • Seal gaps that collect embers; check attachments and transitions

Documentation Package

Help your agent see progress clearly and quickly.

  • Dated before/after photos with basic location context
  • Short scope of work; materials/models where applicable
  • Completion summary; invoices/permits if applicable

Coordination & Timing

We prioritize deadlines so you can submit on time.

  • Scope aligned to letter (if any) and practical constraints
  • Sequenced plan to complete high‑impact items first
  • Agent‑ready packet for submission and follow‑ups

A Simple, Clear Process

Wildfire risk mitigation can seem complicated. We make it easy with a step-by-step guide and advisors who will guide you through from the first step to the last.

STEP 01

Assess & Plan

We review your notice (if any), walk the property, and sequence high‑impact work against deadlines.

Assess & Plan
STEP 01
STEP 02

Mitigate

Complete Zone 0/defensible space work and targeted home‑hardening to reduce ignition pathways.

Mitigate
STEP 02
STEP 03

Document

Organize dated before/after photos and a concise scope so your agent can submit quickly.

Document
STEP 03

And the morning we never expected to see

We lost more than just a house - our memories, our cherished belongings, where our kids grew up, where we built a life was all gone in the blink of an eye.

Process FAQs

How does the assessment work?

We review your notice (if any), walk the property, and outline a prioritized plan with timing and costs before any work begins.

How do you decide what to do first?

We start with the highest‑impact items: 0–5 ft combustibles, roof/gutter edges, and ember entry points. Then we sequence the remaining work to fit your deadline.

Do I need to be home?

An initial walkthrough is best with you present. For follow‑up visits, we coordinate access and provide photo updates as work progresses.

What photos do you need for documentation?

Clear, dated before/after photos with basic location context (e.g., “north foundation”) so your agent and underwriter can see what changed.

How long does it take?

Most scopes complete in days to a couple of weeks depending on availability and complexity. We prioritize urgent cases and keep you posted.

How do you work with my agent?

You share our packet directly with your agent. If needed, we provide summaries or answer scope questions so they can submit quickly.

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Book a free assessment for scope, timelines, and a documentation plan — or start a virtual assessment now.

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"My ready score went from a 4.0 to a 8.0. I am speaking with my insurance company to see if I can get coverage reinstated and if they offer a discount."

Ron

San Diego, CA

"From start to finish our process has been super smooth. Love the that I can get actual quotes online and talk to a real human right away."

Eugenia

Sacramento, CA

"They did a nice job and it was clean. They installed everything quickly and it was better than expected. I like that they'll come out and check on it every year."

Michael

San Diego, CA

"The installation team was professional and efficient. I get the peace of mind knowing I am more prepared for yet another wildfire season this year"

Jennifer

Los Angeles, CA