Got a wildfire letter from your insurer?
We match you with licensed contractors who complete the mitigation your insurer listed — and document it — before your deadline.
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How it works
1. Tell us what your notice says
Two-minute form. If you have the letter, note the items and the deadline.
2. Up to three licensed contractors reach out
Verified against your state’s licensing board before they see your request.
3. Work gets done. You get the paperwork.
Dated before/after photos and a written scope to send your insurer or a new carrier.
Find your state
Oregon
Insurers must list mitigation steps under ORS 742.277.
California
Zone 0 rules approved 8/26; Safer from Wildfires Discl.
Colorado
HB25-1182 now requires your risk score in writing.
Washington
No disclosure law yet — here’s what insurers look for.
Three trades, one letter.
Insurer mitigation lists mix vegetation work, structural hardening, and documentation. Most landscapers don’t do vents. Most roofers don’t clear brush. We route your request to contractors who cover the items on your list, not a generic checklist.
- Zone 0 clearing and hardscape
- Vegetation thinning and hazard tree removal
- Vents, gutter guards, deck and fence separation
- Dated photo documentation by zone
Why homeowners use this
24,100
Washington homeowner non-renewals and cancellations in 2025, roughly double 2021 (Office of the Insurance Commissioner)
75 days
California’s required notice period before a wildfire non-renewal takes effect
$1,500–$8,000
Typical cost range for defensible-space work on a residential lot
Homeowners with insurance deadlines are looking for you.
Qualified leads in your county. No monthly fee — pay per lead, first two free.