A full Wildfire Prepared Home inspection, zone by zone.
We assess eight categories across your property, from the ground immediately at your foundation out to your access road, using Wildfire Prepared Home (WPH) criteria and local Fire Hazard Severity Zone (FHSZ) data.
Site & Environmental Overview
Terrain, slope, prevailing wind exposure, and surrounding vegetation that shape how fire would approach the property.
Noncombustible Zone
The five feet immediately around the structure, checked for mulch, plants, and debris that give embers a foothold.
Defensible Space — Vegetation
Plant spacing, canopy separation, and fuel load in the zone that gives you time before a fire reaches the home.
Detached Structures & Large Items
Sheds, wood piles, propane tanks, and anything else nearby that could ignite and carry fire toward the house.
Roof, Gutters, Wall Clearance & Vents
The roofline and the 6-inch noncombustible clearance at the base of walls, plus ember-resistant vent screening.
Eaves, Soffits, Skylights & Siding
Enclosed eaves, protected skylights, and exterior wall coverings rated to resist ember intrusion and radiant heat.
Windows, Doors, Decks & Patios
Glazing, door seals, and any overhead structures attached to the home that could transmit fire into the interior.
Access & Address
Whether emergency access routes are clear and your address is visible enough for crews to find you fast.
From coastal chaparral to inland foothill canyons.
Every report is checked against the Fire Hazard Severity Zone your property actually sits in, not a generic checklist.
A report built to be used, not filed away.
Overall risk snapshot
A single, clear rating plus a narrative summary of what it’s based on.
Ranked action plan
Findings sorted by what matters most first, not just the order we walked the site.
Photos, by zone
Every finding backed by a photo, organized so you can see exactly what we saw.
Ready to schedule?
Answer a few questions, get your package recommendation, and most inspections are booked within a week.