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Category: Wildfire Readiness

Wildfire readiness, home hardening, defensible space, and assessment guidance from Allied Disaster Defense.

What the Spokane Wildfires Teach Every California Property Owner About Wildfire Preparedness

A hazy hillside neighborhood at dusk with defensible space cleared around a home and smoke on the distant ridgeline.

The Spokane Complex fires destroyed hundreds of structures in days under the first “particularly dangerous situation” Red Flag Warning ever issued for eastern Washington. Here is what California homeowners, estates, and HOAs should take from it.

Sandy Fire Near Simi Valley: What Homeowners in Simi Valley, Agoura Hills, and Thousand Oaks Should Check Now

The Sandy Fire is a local reminder for Conejo Valley homeowners to check Zone 0, vents, gutters, decks, defensible space, and wildfire assessment priorities before the next red flag warning.

Zone 0 Explained: The First Five Feet Around Your Home Matter Most

A Southern California home showing risky mulch and leaves near siding on one side and clean gravel defensible space on the other.

Learn what Zone 0 means in California wildfire defensible space planning and how Southern California homeowners can reduce ember ignition risk.

How to Prepare a Southern California Home for Wildfire Season Before the First Red Flag Warning

A Southern California hillside home with cleared gravel perimeter and a wildfire assessment technician inspecting the roofline and vents.

A practical Southern California wildfire preparation checklist for homeowners to complete before the first red flag warning.

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