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Wildfire risk assessments in Utah
One site visit. One written, photo-documented report. A prioritized plan with real costs — whether or not you hire us for the work.
WHAT WE INSPECT
Structure first. Then every zone.
- The structure: vents, roof and gutters, decks, siding transitions, fencing connections, under-deck storage — the ember entry points that ignite most homes.
- Zone 0 (0–5 ft): what's directly against the house, and what it's made of.
- Zone 1 (5–30 ft): vegetation type, spacing, ladder fuels, and continuity toward the structure.
- Zone 2 (30–100 ft): fuel loading, slope effects, and access for fire apparatus.
- Water & access: supply options, driveway clearance, and address visibility for responders.
[ PHOTO — Assessor at deck edge with clipboard, oak slope behind — inspection in progress ]
THE DELIVERABLE
What's in the report
Findings, photographed
Every issue documented with location-tagged photos — the same evidence format carriers ask for.
Prioritized scope
Ranked by risk reduction per dollar, with cost ranges. You'll know what matters most and what can wait.
Insurer-ready file
Formatted so you can attach it to a carrier response, a re-inspection request, or a local compliance file as-is.
Note: your local fire agency may offer a free basic hazard walk-through — worth doing. Our paid assessment exists for what comes next: a contractor-grade scope, costs, and documentation you can act on and file.
Book your assessment.
Most visits take under two hours. Reports are normally delivered within three business days.