See What Wildfire Risk Models
Flag On Your Property
Get a property-specific assessment of your ember exposure, structural vulnerabilities, and insurability concerns. Evaluated against California building code and delivered in one business day.
$59 per assessment
Bay Area and California WUI properties. Results in one business day.
Your Property Wildfire Profile
Every assessment evaluates these six risk dimensions specific to your property, your fire zone, and your county.
Ember Exposure
Vegetation Density
Roof Vulnerability
Defensible Space Gaps
Vent and Opening Risk
Insurability Concerns
Estimated Mitigation Priority
Based on your specific fire zone and property conditions
Actual risk levels are determined by your property photos, satellite analysis, fire hazard severity zone, and local conditions.
What Insurers Actually Evaluate
Modern carriers increasingly use aerial imagery, vegetation modeling, and property-level data during underwriting. Your assessment covers the same factors they review, so you see what they see.
Aerial vegetation analysis
Carriers use satellite and aerial imagery to measure canopy density, vegetation proximity, and terrain slope around your property.
Roof condition modeling
Roof age, material class, and visible wear are evaluated. A Class A roof alone does not clear underwriting if vents or eaves are compromised.
Defensible space indicators
Zone 0 clearance, Zone 1 tree spacing, and combustible material within 5 feet of the structure all factor into risk scoring.
Structural hardening status
Vent mesh size, eave enclosure, window glazing, deck material, and fence-to-wall connections. These are the 12 categories under Regulation 2644.9.
Access and egress
Single-access roads, narrow driveways, and distance from the nearest fire station affect both insurer risk models and firefighter response assumptions.
Our positioning: We help you improve insurability, reduce underwriting concerns, strengthen renewal positioning, and document mitigation work. We do not promise specific premium reductions or guarantee carrier decisions.
Prioritized, Not Overwhelming
Your report does not hand you a 40-item checklist. It ranks improvements by impact and tells you what to do first, second, and third.
Sample Priority Ranking
Zone 0 vegetation clearance and non-combustible hardscape
CriticalAddresses the highest-frequency ignition pathway. Most insurer risk models weight Zone 0 heavily.
Ember-resistant vent screening on all openings
HighVents are the most common ember entry point. 1/8-inch mesh minimum per Chapter 7A.
Fence-to-structure ignition separation
HighWood fencing attached to the home acts as a wick. Non-combustible material within 5 feet of the structure.
Your actual priorities depend on your property conditions, fire zone, and what work has already been completed.
Bay Area Specific
Most wildfire tools run generic statewide models. Our assessments factor in county-specific vegetation types, local ember patterns, terrain, and the code enforcement realities in your jurisdiction.
Marin and Sonoma
Eucalyptus and bay laurel ember risk, high coastal wind corridors, 70+ Firewise communities with established defensible space standards.
Santa Clara and Santa Cruz
Redwood and mixed-chaparral terrain, steep ravine exposure, CZU fire recovery zones, and rapidly evolving insurance market.
Contra Costa and Alameda
Oakland Hills fire legacy, Diablo wind patterns, grass-to-urban interface, and aggressive insurer non-renewal activity.
Three Steps. One Business Day.
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We apply the correct fire hazard severity zone, local codes, and satellite analysis.
Upload property photos
Roof, vents, eaves, siding, deck, fencing, and defensible space zones.
Receive your report
Prioritized action items, cost estimates, code references, and insurance documentation notes.
Know where your property stands before your carrier does.
$59. One business day. Property-specific. Code-referenced. Insurance-aware.
This report is an educational assessment based on homeowner-submitted photos and satellite imagery. 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.