Assess
Review photos and map context for visible wildfire risk factors.
Start Assessment ->Know Your Risk.Take Control.
Wildfires move fast. The right information helps you make better decisions, protect your property, and support your family and community before fire season.
Monitor
Track fires, smoke, weather, and alerts in real time.
View Live Map ->Prepare
Get practical next steps for defensible space, home hardening, and monitoring.
See Solutions ->Protect
Stay informed, take action, and strengthen your community.
Learn More ->What We Assess
A fast review of the wildfire issues most homeowners need to sort out before spending money.
Defensible Space
Near-home fuels, debris, ladder fuels, and vegetation spacing.
Fire Breaks
Likely weak zones around driveways, slopes, ridgelines, and open areas.
Home Hardening
Roofs, gutters, vents, decks, attachments, and ember exposure.
Products & Monitoring
Sprinklers, pumps, hoses, sensors, cameras, and firewatch options.
Reviewed next steps
Upgrade From Preliminary Scan To Action Plan
The free assessment is a starting point. Planning packets can help turn photos and observations into checklists, questions, and next steps for homeowners or neighborhoods.
Homeowner Action Plan Kit
Worksheets help organize visible risk factors, defensible-space tasks, home-hardening observations, photos, and contractor questions.
HOA / Neighborhood Packet
Community packets organize board agendas, resident checklists, common-area observations, and follow-up owners without replacing official wildfire plans or emergency instructions.
Contractor Bid Prep Packet
Scope worksheets and quote comparison tools help homeowners ask consistent questions before choosing mitigation, arborist, gutter, vent, or home-hardening providers.
Preparedness Product Categories
Product category guidance is educational. No product recommendation is a guarantee or substitute for evacuation readiness.
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Start Your AI Wildfire Readiness Assessment
Upload property photos, confirm the home location, and receive preliminary AI-assisted wildfire-readiness guidance based on photo observations, map context, and available Colorado wildfire data layers.
Running your assessmentThis can take a minute or two on larger photo sets.
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Saving your intake record and attaching each submitted image to the property file.
Uploading property details and photos
Building property map context
Reviewing submitted photos
Combining map and photo evidence
Generating your preliminary assessment report
Your Assessment Report
Review the preliminary report below. You can still open it in a full page if you want more room.
Preparedness options
Protection Options To Consider After The Assessment
The report helps prioritize whether to look at defensible space work, home hardening, suppression equipment, or monitoring.
Sprinklers & pumps
Roof sprinklers, water access, hose kits, and portable pump options.
Home hardening
Vents, gutters, decks, siding, fencing, and ember-entry vulnerabilities.
Vegetation work
Tree spacing, ladder fuels, brush, debris, and near-home maintenance.
Monitoring
Camera, smoke, weather, and temporary firewatch visibility concepts.
Product recommendations are educational. Final decisions should consider property conditions, water availability, local regulations, and professional guidance.
Property-specific next steps
Not Sure What Your Property Actually Needs?
Upload photos of your home, roofline, vents, deck, driveway, vegetation, slope, and surrounding fuels. Foothills Fire Defense will help identify visible wildfire vulnerabilities and organize practical next steps.