Our Webinar Recordings

Making Homes Wildfire Resistant

And Insurable (recording)

Are you struggling to get policies issued in areas adjacent to Very High Fire Severity Hazard zones?

In this webinar, Disaster Restoration veteran Tim Bauer and former Fire Captain Rich Snyder will present the latest technologies and steps homeowners can take to protect their homes against the most common forms of wildfire related damages. We also show you how Allied Disaster Defense is helping provide documentation and action to help homes get insured.

You do not want to miss this informational training if you have any clients inside of the Fire Hazard Zones.

Topics:

Wildfire behavior and fire science

Property Insurance and wildfire prevention requirements
What can a wildfire property risk assessments do for you
Recognize immediate structural and vegetative wildfire hazards
Home hardening fundamentals
Vegetation management

How to increase the structural survivability

What is Long Term Fire Retardant(LTR) / Phos-chek?
Why LTR is a crucial piece of wildfire prevention

Risk Mitigation -Disaster Prevention Solution

Allied Disaster Defense & Restoration is pleased to offer education and training sessions. Learn about solutions for wildfire, water damage and earthquake prevention. We will dive into a deep discussion on the hazards we face and how Allied Disaster Defense can assist in mitigation efforts.

For High Net Worth Brokers

IBHS Requirements

Wildfire Prepared Home (Recording)

Take advantage of our education sessions with Allied Disaster Defense & Restoration! Learn to attain the Wildfire Prepared Home designation from IBHS to enhance your clients’ wildfire resilience. Our certified specialists will help you navigate the challenges of the HARD insurance market, positioning your clients for better coverage. Seize this opportunity to strengthen your expertise and support your clients effectively. Register today!

Strategies for Prevention and Community Safety

This webinar delves into comprehensive wildfire defense strategies, focusing on prevention and resilience over suppression. Key insights include the importance of vegetation management and home hardening to protect against direct flame contact, radiant heat, and embers—the three main threats to homes during wildfires. The webinar highlights the role of community design in reducing fire risk through proper landscaping and spacing, emphasizing the need for education and awareness among homeowners. Collaboration with insurance companies is crucial for maintaining coverage in high-risk areas, as demonstrating effective wildfire mitigation measures can influence policy renewals and premiums. By implementing techniques such as ember-resistant vents and using fire retardants, communities can create a defensible space, enhancing long-term safety and resilience against wildfires.