Every wildfire service your estate needs. In the right order.
Allied Disaster Defense hardens, treats, and maintains California estates against wildfire. Every service is scoped by a detailed risk profile of your property and delivered through membership, so the work follows a plan instead of guesswork.
The core of the membership.
These are the services that determine whether a home survives a wildfire. Your risk profile ranks them for your property, and our team performs them in order of impact.
Home Hardening
Roof, vents, gutters, siding, decks, windows, and Zone 0. Structural upgrades that stop embers and radiant heat from igniting the home.
Home hardening →Ember-Resistant Vents
Embers enter homes through attic, eave, and foundation vents. WUI-rated vents block ember intrusion at the most common entry points.
Ember-resistant vents →Long-Term Fire Retardant
Applied to vegetation and fuel zones before fire season, long-term retardant adds a protective layer across the property’s defense layers.
Long-term fire retardant →Wildfire Prepared Home™
We align properties to the IBHS Wildfire Prepared Home standard and document the work, the framework insurers recognize.
Wildfire Prepared Home →Wildfire Risk Profile
An eight-chapter risk profile of your property: fire history, exposure, structure, and a prioritized plan. Included at every membership level.
Get your risk profile →Prep & Go Response
A crew that prepares the property before the season, performs structural triage when fire weather arrives, and coordinates priority recovery after.
The Prep & Go experience →Services follow the risk profile, not the other way around.
We do not sell services one by one. Membership starts with a detailed risk profile of your property, and every recommendation traces back to it. That is how the right work gets done first.
Beyond wildfire.
Members also use Allied for the other risks California estates carry.
Water Damage Prevention
Leak detection, automatic shutoff, and prevention for the most common source of high-value home claims.
Water damage prevention →Earthquake Preparedness
Bracing, anchoring, and readiness planning for California seismic risk.
Earthquake preparedness →Electrical Fire Safety
Inspection and correction of the electrical conditions that start house fires.
Electrical fire safety →Fire Pump Systems
Pool-fed fire pump systems that give a property its own defensive water supply.
Fire pump systems →Home Inventory
A documented inventory of the home and its contents, prepared before it is ever needed.
Home inventory →Emergency Electrical
Rapid electrical response when a property loses power or safety systems fail.
Emergency electrical →Start with the risk profile. The rest follows.
Enter your property details, see your risk profile, and choose the membership level that fits. Every service above is delivered through it.
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