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What We Do
Protecting Homes from Nature’s Toughest Challenges
We help homeowners in Sacramento, CA protect their properties from the risks of wildfires. We combine hands-on expertise with the latest mitigation techniques to deliver lasting results you can count on. Our mission is simple—keep your home and family safe, no matter what nature brings.
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MISSION STATEMENTS
Protecting Homes from Nature's Toughest Challenges
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Customer satisfaction is our number one priority. We take pride in having a long list of happy customers.
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Wildfire Partnership
A MitigateNow Network Partner
We have partnered with MitigateNow to ensure we are providing our customers with the leading-edge products and strategies to protect homes and property in the ever-evolving wildfire landscape. Being a part of this program means we have access to the latest products at the best prices.
Vetted and Verified Expert
All MitigateNow contractors meet strict qualification standards, including licensing, insurance, and proven experience in wildfire home hardening. You can trust you’re working with a professional who’s been fully vetted.
Backed by Industry Standards
Our contractors follow nationally recognized wildfire safety guidelines, including IBHS Wildfire Prepared™ recommendations, ensuring your home’s upgrades meet or exceed best practices.
Access to Premium Materials & Solutions
MitigateNow partners have access to specialized, fire-rated products and installation techniques not always available through standard contractors.
Comprehensive Home Protection Plan
From assessment to completed project, our network contractors provide a step-by-step approach that covers every vulnerability, giving you a clear, confident path to a safer home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know
How can I make my home more resistant to wildfire?
Start with simple steps like clearing vegetation within five feet of your home, keeping gutters free of debris, and sealing gaps where embers could enter. From there, consider upgrades such as ember-resistant vents, fire-rated roofing, and non-combustible siding.
What is defensible space, and why is it important?
Defensible space is the buffer zone you create by clearing or reducing flammable vegetation around your home. This space slows the spread of wildfire and gives firefighters a safer area to defend your property.
Do wildfire home upgrades really make a difference?
Yes. Studies from IBHS and FEMA show that homes with proper hardening measures, like ember-resistant vents and fire-resistant roofing, are far more likely to survive a wildfire than homes without these improvements.
When is the best time to prepare for wildfire season?
Preparation should happen year-round. Clearing vegetation in winter and spring ensures your home is ready before the peak wildfire months, while routine maintenance in fall keeps your property safe heading into the next season.
What resources are available to help me get started?
Homeowners can use checklists from IBHS, FEMA, and other organizations to identify vulnerabilities and plan upgrades. You can download these free printable resources directly from our site.
Do I need a professional contractor for wildfire home hardening?
While some tasks like cleaning gutters or basic landscaping—can be done yourself, critical upgrades such as vent replacement, siding installation, and roof work should be handled by a licensed contractor to ensure safety and compliance.
Protecting Homes, One Project at a Time
Every home presents unique challenges, and our mission is to strengthen each one against the growing threat of wildfires. Whether it is creating defensible space, upgrading to fire-rated materials, or sealing vulnerable entry points, we take a detail-driven approach to ensure lasting protection and peace of mind.
Areas Served
We proudly serve test, test, test, test, test and the surrounding communities.