How It Works
Every home is different and every client has different ideas, expectations and budget concerns. We have a simple three step process. Our first priority is to evaluate the property and educate the client about the strong points and the weak points of the structure and surrounding landscape and discuss the options available to provide better protections in the event of a wildfire. Next, we perform an Inspection and prepare a comprehensive written Report and Estimate. Upon acceptance, we work with the client to schedule a time to execute the plan and follow up with any ancillary products and services
We are the licensed insured General Contractor and the Project Manager.
You wont have a bunch of strange people and sub-contractors wandering around your home unattended
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The Evaluation & Consultation
Complementary
I
The Evaluation & Consultation
Complementary
We come to your home and perform an evaluation of your property to determine if it is a candidate for a full inspection or if
a simple list of action items will suffice
If you do not request a full inspection or you already have a report from a reliable source, we skip step II and provide you with an Estimate to perform the recommended scope of work
II
The Inspection & Report
II
The Inspection & Report
Next, we perform a detailed inspection using our special proprietary methods, tools and software. the Inspection takes about about 2-3 hours
Then we generate a comprehensive written Report. and a customized Plan to mitigate some of the wildfire issues we found during the inspection
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The Proposal & Execution
III
The Proposal & Execution
After discussing your options and budget, we prepare a written Proposal and Estimate to perform the modifications to your property.
Upon acceptance of the Proposal, we look at the best scheduling options available to execute the Plan and any other items important to you and your family.
Vegetation Management
Vegetation Management
Clearing bush, shrubbery and trees around your home is a very important component when it comes creating defensible space. To better understand the term defensible space, go to our FAQ page.
Fire Resistant Vents
Fire Resistant Vents
Crawlspace and attic venting has come a long way. In some cases they can now be completely removed. In other cases they can be replaced with fire resistant vents that will respond to heat, sealing themselves to prevent sparks and embers from entering.
Gutters & Guards
Gutters & Guards
Dead leaves, pine needles and debris in your gutters are just waiting for sparks and embers to ignite them! Gutter guards are just part of one of our treatment plans
Sprinklers
Sprinklers
Not always on the top of the list, but sometimes a good well planned sprinkler system can provide an excellent defense
Home Hardening
Home Hardening
Home hardening is a term used to describe a process of replacing flammable materials around your home with fire resistant materials as part of your defensible space plan.