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Defending Your Home from Wildfires
Wildfires can spread quickly, but with the right preparation, you can greatly reduce your risk. Protecting your home starts with a combination of smart landscaping, fire-resistant materials, and proactive planning.
Here are key steps to safeguard your property:
- Create defensible space by clearing brush, dead vegetation, and other flammable materials at least 30 feet from your home.
- Install wildfire defense products like ember-resistant vents, metal mesh screens, and gutter guards to keep embers out.
- Review your insurance coverage to ensure it includes wildfire damage and is up to date with your home’s current value.
- Use fire-resistant building materials such as Class A roofing, tempered glass windows, and non-combustible siding.
- Prepare an emergency evacuation plan and go-bag in case you need to leave quickly.
- Maintain your property year-round—clean roofs, gutters, and trim trees regularly.
Preparation today can protect your home tomorrow.
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MitigateNow offers a variety of products designed to safeguard your property, including fire and ember-resistant vents and mesh, gutter guards and other tools to create defensible space around your home. All products can be installed by MitigateNow Contractors. By only using reliable and effective products, you can have peace of mind knowing that you have taken the necessary steps to protect your home against this ever-present danger.
Fire and Ember Safe Vents
These vents are specifically designed to provide maximum protection against both flames and embers, and they have the highest Net Free Ventilation Area (NFVA) of all fire and ember safe vents on the market.
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Ember Safe Retrofit Vents
Specially designed to provide ignition resistance and ember protection, these vents are perfect for compliance with IWUI, IBHS Wildfire Prepared Certification, and California Chapter 7A standards.
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Gutter Guards
Ember intrusion is a major cause of home destruction, as burning embers can easily ignite flammable debris in gutters. Reduce the risk of ember intrusion by keeping flammable debris out of gutters; eliminating a potential fuel source for a fire.
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Ember Safe Mesh
Reduce the risk of ember intrusion by adding a mesh shield over exposed areas, keeping embers away from your home. It also reflects radiant heat from fires and keeps out hazards such as leaves, pine needles, embers, and pests.
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Explore our latest articles on wildfire defense — from home hardening tips to defensible space strategies, we cover what you need to know to protect what matters most.
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Peace of mind starts with preparation. Don’t wait. Mitigate.
Get connected with a wildfire contractor who’s trained, vetted, and ready to help protect what matters most. We make it easy to take action with experts you can trust.
What You Can Expect From Our Contractors
- Licensed, Bonded & Insured
- Expertly Trained in Mitigation
- Vetted for Trust & Professionalism
- Use of Verified, High-Performance Products
- Aligned with IBHS Best Practices
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