Know your property.
Then defend it.
We come out and read your property the way a fire would, grounded in fire science and measured against the rules for your specific parcel. Start with a Risk Walk, then go as deep as your priorities call for.
Diagnose first, then plan the work
Two kinds of work, kept separate. The assessment finds what’s wrong. The plan scopes the fix, with a contractor estimate, so you can actually say yes. Knowing the problem is only so helpful; the plan is where it becomes work.
Diagnosis
What’s wrong, and broadly what to do, read against your fire authority’s rules. High-level at the walk; measured and thorough in a deep dive.
Execution
The granular fix, delivered with a contractor estimate: materials, costs, and solution paths. Always a compliant path, with above-code options (insurance, IBHS) shown side by side.
Popular places to begin
You don’t assemble a cart. Start with a walk, then define just enough to finish your priority projects, or get the full read on a domain. These are the common paths.
Your whole property read and written up. The record everything else builds on.
Your complete vent story: how much ember-resistant venting keeps you safe and code-legal.
Go deep on Defensible Space or Home Hardening, then a plan scoped to the priority projects you want to complete. The most common serious engagement.
Walk + Report + both Deep Dives + NFA. The complete picture, at a small bundle discount. Add plans when you’re ready to execute.
See how it comes together
A roadmap, not a checkout. Anything deep automatically pulls in what it needs, and you’ll see the time on site it adds. We finalize scope on site, and you pay as each piece is delivered.
The right plan, the right code, the right materials
After the deep dive, we sit down and walk your options together. We scope the plan to the WUI code that governs your parcel, specify it with WUI-Listed materials that qualify, and price it with a contractor estimate. A real yes or no, not a guess.
What your fire authority requires. The floor, scoped and priced.
Real resilience, and often an insurance benefit. The upgrade, priced beside the floor so the gap is clear.