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Nearly every year, California experiences major wildfires that can be devastating to the environment and communities throughout the state. These fires tend to frequently and tragically displace California locals from their homes due to property destruction, poor air quality, extreme heat, and other consequences. But what causes these California wildfires, and how can residents protect themselves and their property from these natural disasters? Read on to learn more about California wildfires history, key California wildfire statistics, and how you can protect your home from these dangerous fires.

Over the past five years, California has experienced an average of over 3,600 fires and over 293,000 acres burned annually. It’s hard to imagine your home and family being affected by such a tragedy, but the unthinkable can happen. That’s why it’s more important than ever to prepare for the unexpected. To safeguard your assets, read on for everything you need to know about California wildfire insurance.

When it comes to protecting your family and home, you can never be too prepared. As wildfire season ramps up in summer 2020, we’ve received dozens of inquiries from the community asking us about the efficiency of fire sprinkler systems in combating wildfire. One of the most commonly asked questions we hear is, “How does a fire sprinkler system work?” Read on to find all the answers. If you have additional questions, our team at Frontline Wildfire Systems welcomes your phone call or email. Get in touch today for more information.

With the devastating destruction caused by wildfire, it’s hard to imagine that a single ember is all it can take to start an inferno. Yet, this is often the case—and in most cases, humans are to blame. If you’re wondering what causes wildfires, read on. Here is your complete guide to understanding the most common causes and key risk factors of wildland fires.

Frontline Wildfire Defense has been included along with 16 other companies in the 2020 cohort of the Net Zero Accelerator (NZA) program. Funded and managed by the U.S. Green Building Council-Los Angeles Chapter (USGBC-LA), the NZA works to promote and drive adoption of “net zero” sustainable building technologies focused on making zero carbon, zero energy, zero water, and zero waste a reality.

When is California fire season? What factors influence the fire season? At Frontline Defense, these are some of the most commonly asked questions we hear. We know that navigating all the facts and figures can feel overwhelming, so our team is here to help. Read on to learn more about California’s fire season and what you can do to protect yourself and your family. If you have any lingering questions, our team at Frontline Wildfire Defense welcomes your phone call or email.