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California Wildfire Assessment Report

Upload photos of your property and receive a written assessment evaluated against California's three primary wildfire standards — PRC 4291 defensible space, CBC Chapter 7A structural hardening, and AB 38 disclosure requirements. You get code-referenced observations, a prioritized action list, estimated improvement costs, and notes on which upgrades may support Safer from Wildfires insurance discount eligibility.

$59 — delivered within one business day.

Fire Safe Council volunteer? Email [email protected] for complimentary access.

This report is an educational assessment based on homeowner-submitted photos. It is not a professional evaluation, code review, or legal document. No professional-client relationship is created by this purchase. No insurance outcome is guaranteed. Consult a licensed contractor or local fire agency for official determinations. Results depend on photo quality and completeness.

What Your Report Covers

Home Hardening — CBC Chapter 7A

Roof covering and Class A rating, vent screening, eave and soffit enclosure, siding material, window glazing, deck material, and fence attachment to structure.

Defensible Space — PRC 4291 and AB 3074

Zone Zero (0–5 ft), Zone 1 (5–30 ft), and Zone 2 (30–100 ft) vegetation management, debris clearance, tree spacing, and outbuilding setbacks.

AB 38 and Insurance Relevance

Observations note which improvements may support AB 38 disclosure preparation and Safer from Wildfires discount eligibility under California Insurance Code Section 2644.9. Documentation of completed work from a licensed contractor is what carriers require when applying for discounts.

How It Works

Step 01

Property Information

Enter your address and county so we apply the correct fire hazard severity zone and code requirements.

Step 02

Upload Photos

Roof, vents, eaves, siding, deck, fencing, and all three defensible space zones. More complete photos produce a more detailed report.

Step 03

Receive Your Report

Code-referenced observations, action items, cost estimates, and insurance relevance notes. In your inbox within one business day.

Common Questions

Know where your property stands before fire season.