Allied Disaster DefenseThe Wildfire Revenue Blueprint™
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For restoration, construction and property-service companies

Get paid before the wildfire, not just after it.

A two-day, hands-on program showing contractors how to add wildfire-prevention services to the businesses they already own. We aren't teaching a business we read about — we're teaching the capability we actually built, deployed and operated.

Day 1Do the workLearn wildfire science and how to deliver long-term fire-retardant applications through hands-on field training.
Day 2Find the work + build the businessLearn the framework for assessing properties, identifying hardening and mitigation opportunities, pricing the work, selling the service, and taking it to market inside your existing company.
October 28 and 29, 2026 · Southern California

No franchise. No requirement to operate under the Allied name.
Equipment and retardant materials are not included.

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Your Company. Your Brand. Your Market. Our Blueprint.

How this started

We built it in the field. Now we're giving contractors the Blueprint.

We were restoration contractors who spent years getting paid after the loss. Then we asked a different question:

What if we could help protect the property before the loss?

Through our relationships with insurance brokers, carriers and property owners, we began building a wildfire-prevention service around:

Wildfire Assessments Home Hardening Ember-Resistant Vents Fire Retardant Wildfire Readiness

We already had many of the ingredients:

Crews.Trucks.Customers.Insurance relationships.Operational experience.

We added the wildfire expertise and built the service.

Then the Palisades wildfire happened

Demand exploded. But we weren't starting from zero.

6
Vehicles
Equipped with pumps and wildfire-response equipment.
6
Field Teams
Trained and deployed.
7
Days & Nights
Working 10–12 hour shifts.
$1M+
Revenue
Generated during the deployment and related prevention work.

The biggest lesson wasn't the revenue. We were positioned before the opportunity arrived.

Allied Disaster Defense crew during a Southern California wildfire deployment
Photo — Field deployment
Allied Disaster Defense wildfire response vehicle and equipment on site
Photo — Response equipment
Allied Disaster Defense field team working on a property during a wildfire deployment
Photo — On the property
That experience became the Wildfire Revenue Blueprint™

We've already spent the time. Now we're compressing it into two intensive days.

Bought the equipment.Built the crews. Tested the systems.Performed the assessments. Worked with insurance professionals.Made the mistakes. And learned what works.
Day 1 · Do the workWildfire science + retardant applicationHow wildfire threatens structures, how retardant is applied, what equipment you need and where to source it.
Day 2 · Find the work. Build the business.Assessments + hardening + sales & marketingHow to identify wildfire vulnerabilities, recommend solutions, package the services and take them to market.
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Allied's past results occurred during specific wildfire conditions and do not guarantee future revenue or results. Individual outcomes depend on market conditions, demand, execution and other factors.

We're not teaching a business we read about. We're teaching the capability we actually built, deployed and operated.

Built to bolt onto what you already run

Could this fit your existing business?

If you already have crews, trucks, customers and property relationships, you already own most of what wildfire prevention requires. You don't need another company — you need another capability.

Restoration contractors

You already respond after the loss and hold insurance relationships. Prevention lets you reach the same customer before the fire, not just after it.

You already have: crews, insurance contacts
Roofers

You're already on the roof and at the ember-entry points that decide whether a home survives. Add assessment, vents and retardant to the visit.

You already have: access, roofline expertise
Landscapers & tree services

You already manage the vegetation and defensible space that drive wildfire risk. Retardant and fuel treatment are a natural seasonal add-on.

You already have: equipment, property access
General contractors

You already sell scopes and manage builds. Home-hardening and mitigation work is a new line item on jobs you're already quoting.

You already have: estimating, client trust
Home-hardening contractors

You're already doing part of this. The Blueprint adds the assessment framework, retardant capability and the sales and marketing system around it.

You already have: the technical head start
Other property-service companies

Pool, exterior, maintenance and property-management-adjacent companies with recurring customer access can layer prevention onto existing routes.

You already have: recurring customers
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A market forming right now

The demand is growing faster than the people who can meet it.

Wildfire risk keeps expanding across California, and homeowners, insurers, HOAs and property managers increasingly want prevention, not just repair. Almost no one is set up to sell it professionally. That gap is your opening, and the contractor who moves first reaches the customer before the loss instead of after it.

Wildfire prevention is not a single service. It is a whole category, and most of it is unclaimed.

Assess

Identify the property's wildfire vulnerabilities.

Harden

Address ember entry, vents, defensible space and other vulnerabilities.

Treat

Apply long-term fire retardant to strategic areas.

Maintain

Create seasonal and recurring prevention opportunities.

Respond

Provide readiness and emergency services where appropriate.

Recover

If a loss eventually occurs, you may already have the relationship.

Every one of these is a reason for a customer to call you before a fire, not just after. It opens a market you are not competing in yet, using crews, vehicles, a customer database and broker and property-management relationships you may already have.

You do not need another company. You need another capability.

The two days

Do the work. Find the work. Build the business.

Day 1 · October 28Do the work

Wildfire Retardant Applicator Training

  • Wildfire science and how structures ignite
  • Ember cast, radiant heat and fuel pathways
  • Long-term fire-retardant fundamentals
  • Where applications make sense
  • Application techniques and coverage
  • Equipment setup and operation
  • PPE and safety
  • Jobsite preparation
  • How to scope applications
  • What equipment you will need
  • Where to purchase equipment
  • Where to source materials

Equipment and retardant are not included. We show you what we use, where to source it, and how to build the capability inside your own operation.

An Allied applicator spraying long-term fire retardant onto hillside vegetation above a property
What you will doLong-term retardant going down on a hillside fuel corridor.
An Allied crew member with a tank, pump and retardant supply set up in a work van
What you will needThe tank, pump and material setup, and where to source each part.
Day 2 · October 29Find the work + build the business

Assessment, hardening, and the business launch framework

By the end of Day 2 you should understand what to inspect, what to recommend, what to sell, how to price it, who to market to, and what to do Monday morning.

  • Wildfire property assessments
  • Ember-entry and structure vulnerabilities
  • Vents, openings and home-hardening opportunities
  • Defensible space and vegetation hazards
  • Priority treatment zones
  • Photo documentation and professional reporting
  • Mitigation recommendations and scopes
  • Offer design, pricing and job costing
  • Sales discovery and proposal presentation
  • Follow-up and objection handling
  • Marketing positioning and customer education
  • Broker, HOA, insurance and property-management outreach
  • Lead intake and operating workflows
  • A 30, 60 and 90 day launch plan

This is a working session, not a conference. You leave with your most important constraint identified and three to five prioritized next actions, not with seventy five ideas.

An advisor walking a hillside property with the owner, carrying assessment documentation
Find the workWalk the property with the owner and identify the work it actually needs.
Two people at a table reviewing a bound property report and a site plan of the mitigation scope
Build the businessPut a documented scope in front of the owner, priced, and present it.
Two public options

Choose the capability your company wants to build.

Day 1 · Do the work
$2,500per seat
One-day applicator training

October 28, 2026. For contractors who want to learn wildfire science and add hands-on long-term fire-retardant application capability.

  • Wildfire science
  • Equipment and PPE
  • Jobsite preparation
  • Application planning
  • Instructor demonstration
  • Hands-on field application
  • Scoping and quality control
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Days 1 and 2 · The complete Blueprint
$5,000per seat
Complete two-day Blueprint

October 28 and 29, 2026. For owners and operators who want to perform the work, identify property vulnerabilities, understand hardening and mitigation opportunities, price the service, sell it, market it, and build a 90-day launch framework.

Everything from Day 1, plus:

  • Property-assessment framework
  • Home-hardening and mitigation framework
  • Documentation and reporting
  • Offer design and pricing
  • Sales and proposal presentation
  • Marketing and business development
  • Operations and 90-day launch plan
  • Personalized 3 to 5 tactical next actions
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Get The Blueprint — $5,000 Have Questions? Talk To Our Team
Private 3-day corporate accelerator $15,000 plus travel and expenses

For companies that want Allied to bring the Blueprint directly to their organization and customize the training around their team, market, pricing, sales process and launch strategy. Day 1 technical capability, Day 2 assessment capability, Day 3 company implementation.

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Prices are per seat. Bring your team, each attendee needs a seat.
Equipment and retardant materials are not included with public registration.
No franchise. No Allied branding requirement. Limited contractor attendance.

Straight answers

Do I have to become an Allied franchise?

No. And that is an important distinction. This is about capabilities you bring back to your existing business, subject to the applicable training and intellectual-property terms.

I do not know wildfire science.

That is Day 1.

I do not own the equipment.

We will show you what equipment is needed and where equipment and materials can be sourced.

Is the equipment included?

No. Equipment and retardant materials are separate from registration.

I have never performed a wildfire assessment.

Day 2 introduces the assessment, hardening, documentation and mitigation framework.

Will Day 2 make me an expert in every area?

No. The goal is to help you understand what to inspect, what to recommend, what to sell, how to price it, who to market to, and what to do next.

I would not know how to price, sell or market this.

That is why the complete program includes pricing, offer design, proposal presentation, customer education, marketing and a 90-day launch plan.

Why is the complete program $5,000?

Because it combines hands-on technical training with the assessment and business launch framework. Contractors who only want application capability can choose Day 1 for $2,500.

Can I attend only Day 2?

No. Day 2 builds on the technical foundation established during Day 1.

Do I need to change my company name?

Absolutely not. Your company, your brand, your market.

October 28–29, 2026 · Southern California

Build the capability you already have the ingredients for.

Two intensive days. Real equipment, real properties, real field application. Limited contractor attendance. If you're not sure which option fits, talk to our team first — for a decision like this, a ten-minute call beats a guess.

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Registration

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The room is intentionally small. Real equipment, real properties, field applications, property assessments and sales exercises.

Tell us about your company and which option fits. If you are not sure, choose the last one and we will work it out together on the call.

October 28 and 29, 2026 · Southern California

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The Wildfire Revenue Blueprint™

Your Company. Your Brand. Your Market. Our Blueprint.

Allied Disaster Defense · 3120 E. Garvey Ave S., West Covina, CA 91791 · (310) 620-9442

Training content is provided for educational purposes and is subject to the applicable training and intellectual-property terms. Completion is not a government, manufacturer or fire-service certification. Equipment and retardant materials are not included. Allied does not guarantee business results, revenue or wildfire outcomes.

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