We pull the same wildfire risk data insurers use — from CAL FIRE, USFS, NASA, and USDA — and put it in one clear report for $10. No jargon. No guessing. Just the data.
Your insurance company can drop you with 75 days notice. If you've received a non-renewal notice, your home's wildfire risk score is the number they used against you. For $10, you can see exactly what they saw.
The problem
Over 100,000 California homeowners lost their coverage between 2019 and 2024. State Farm alone dropped 72,000 homes. Most people never find out which specific data points triggered their non-renewal — and the people who understand that data charge consulting rates most homeowners can't afford.
The $10 data report
Get your CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zone tier instantly — the same classification insurers used when they made the decision to non-renew. No account required.
Wildfire Likelihood score, Wildfire Hazard Potential, NAIP aerial imagery of your property with Zone Zero visible, NDVI vegetation density with historical comparison, FAIR Plan enrollment in your zip, and active fire history within 20 miles.
Every data point attributed to its source agency — CAL FIRE, USFS, NASA, USDA. No recommendations. No advice. A clear picture of what your insurer saw about your specific address, in plain language.
Interactive tool
Your CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zone — free. Enter your address to see where your home falls on the map insurers use to make non-renewal decisions.