Homeowners Insurance Agent, BMCC Insurance, Offers Tips for At-Risk Wildfire Residents
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With wildfires raging in numerous states, homeowners insurance agent,
As a passage from the Ventura County Wildfire Action Plan says, “it’s not if, but when the next major wildfire will occur.” They are a natural part of life in the western U.S. With this in mind, here are some things that residents who live in an at-risk wildfire area, can do.
First and foremost, have a plan. What will you do if your home is in the path of a wildfire? Stay and defend or leave? If the fire strikes suddenly, do you have a plan to gather your family and escape to safety? When you leave, where will you go? You should know the answer to all of these questions and more.
Here is a link to the Ventura County Action Plan which presents a thorough plan for residents in wildfire areas, as well as an action plan to follow in the event of fire.
Have you thought about the plants around your home? Some are more fire resistant than others. It makes great sense to surround your home with foliage that will help slow a fire if one should strike. Agaves are a prime example of a plant that not only looks great, but acts as a fire-retardant. Here is an article from
BMCC is a multi-line insurance agency selling and servicing the consumer sector. Areas of specialty include auto, homeowner’s and life.
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