Building Materials:

Assesses the flammability of roofing, siding, decks, and other exterior components.

A home wildfire risk assessment evaluates a property's vulnerability to wildfire by examining factors like building materials, vegetation, and proximity to potential ignition sources. These assessments help homeowners identify risks and implement mitigation strategies to improve their home's resilience against wildfires.

Home Ignition Zone (HIZ):

Evaluates the vegetation and combustible materials within a specific distance (e.g., 100 feet) of the structure.

Ember Resistance:

Checks for ember-resistant vents, decks, and other features designed to prevent embers from entering the home.

Proximity to Fuels:

Considers the presence of nearby trees, shrubs, and other vegetation that could fuel a wildfire.

Access and Egress:

Evaluates the accessibility of the property for emergency vehicles and the ease of evacuation.