Resources & Incentives

Throughout wildfire-prone regions, insurers, nonprofits, and state governments are encouraging homeowners to better prepare their homes for wildfire. Reducing your home’s risk to wildfires could require making some physical changes to your home and property. Learn about mitigation resources that may be available to help.

Find Assistance in Your State

Wildfires affect communities across the U.S., but some states have an elevated risk. Wildfire Prepared Home provides a set of mitigation strategies to help reduce wildfire risk. This program is currently only available in California, but additional states will become eligible in the future. Find out if there are resources available in your area.

Wildfire-prone States

Wildfire Prepared Home^TM States

California Resources

Strategic Partners

Santa Clara, San Mateo, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino, Lake, Solano, Contra Costa, Alameda, Santa Cruz, Sacramento, Yolo, San Joaquin Counties

Madronus makes it simple to protect your home from wildfires and is the priority inspection provider for the Wildfire Prepared Home program with thousands of customers served. Our wildfire risk experts will meet with you to identify exactly what’s required to get designated. You also get a digital report to track your progress and access to our vetted contractor network to save you time and money. Learn more and give us a call or pick the best time for us to call you here.

Los Angeles County, Orange County, and Ventura County

Allied Disaster Defense has a holistic approach to help homeowners and communities in wildfire hazard zones reach the Wildfire Prepared Home designation. Allied customers can proactively protect their homes from wildfire damage. Contact Allied for a wildfire risk assessment and to do the work to get your home wildfire prepared. Once the work is complete you will be ready to apply for a Wildfire Prepared Home designation to send to your insurance company.

Don’t see resources for your state? As agencies work to make mitigation assistance more accessible for homeowners, continue to check back for updates.