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If a fire burns down your home, your home insurance should help cover the costs to repair or rebuild your home up to your coverage limit. But what if you don’t want to rebuild? What are your other options? While many homeowners choose to rebuild their homes after they’ve been destroyed, you always have the option of taking your insurance payout and buying a new house.

California is notorious for its devastating wildfires. In 2020 alone, wildfires destroyed over 4 million acres and billions of dollars in damages. As wildfires in California become more frequent and severe, it’s important for homeowners to understand how to get insurance to protect their property from wildfire damage.

Nearly every year, states across the country are experiencing longer wildfire seasons and more severe wildfires. These natural disasters can be very devastating as they destroy countless homes and acres of land. Homeowners that live in wildfire-prone areas need insurance to protect them against damages caused by these fires.

Wildfires in California and across the United States are becoming increasingly more frequent. These disasters can cause serious property damage, and to protect themselves from suffering significant financial losses, homeowners need wildfire insurance to protect their homes and personal property.

Every year, wildfires force residents in California and throughout the United States to evacuate their homes and communities. For residents in fire-prone areas, it’s important to create an evacuation plan to ensure you and your family are able to remain safe. If evacuation becomes necessary, you’ll need to know where to go and what to bring to stay safe while the wildfire threat is present. To help you prepare for wildfire season, here’s how to create a wildfire evacuation plan. Protect your home from wildfire by installing a Frontline Wildfire Defense exterior sprinkler system. For more information, contact us today for a free consultation. Understanding Evacuation Alerts Throughout wildfire season, it’s important to keep an eye out for alerts from authorities to understand whether or not evacuation is necessary. US residents can download the FEMA app to receive alerts from the National Weather Service or sign up for community alerts […]

Wildfires are a widespread issue in the United States, causing costly and deadly destruction across the country every year. As climate conditions continue to worsen, these disasters are becoming even more common and destructive, particularly in states like California that see frequent droughts. To prepare for wildfires and stay protected during these catastrophic events, it’s important for residents in fire-prone areas to understand what causes fires, how they spread, and what risks they pose. Here are five key facts about wildfires that you need to know.