Understand
We organize your address, photos, reports and priorities.
Wildfire projects, made manageable
Protect what matters.
Preserve what you love.
Perimeter helps homeowners turn wildfire recommendations into a clear plan and completed work. We organize what needs to happen, help coordinate the right people and keep the details in one place.
Limited California pilot · No obligation
Best for homeowners managing recommendations that involve multiple contractors, property areas or phases of work.
Home + landscape + documentationOne property. One coordinated plan.
One place to manage it
From recommendationsto completed work.
The gap we close
An inspection identifies the problem.
Perimeter helps get the project done.
Like a project manager for a home renovation, Perimeter helps the homeowner keep the people, decisions and timing organized.
We help turn a report or recommendation into a practical project: deciding what comes first, comparing proposals, scheduling the work and keeping a record of what was done. The appropriate professionals remain responsible for inspections, technical decisions and construction.
A clear path forward
A clearer path
from plan to project.
Begin with what you have. Perimeter helps organize the next steps and keep the work moving.
Plan
We put the work in a sensible order and bring in the right experts when needed.
Coordinate
We help compare proposals, line up the work and keep the project moving.
Document
Photos, dates and completed work stay organized for future reference.
What you get
A project you can understand.
A record you can use.
The exact path depends on your property. Perimeter keeps four practical pieces of the project organized.
A clear property summary
Your priorities, existing documents, photos and project details organized in one place.
A prioritized action plan
A practical sequence for the work, with qualified professionals involved where their expertise is needed.
Help coordinating the work
Clear proposals, schedules and progress updates without having to chase every contractor yourself.
A record for your home
The work completed, who performed it, dates, photos and maintenance notes kept for what comes next.
A real project at home
From a long list
to a clear plan.
An anonymized look at wildfire resilience work completed and underway at the founder’s California home. Every property will have different needs.
01 Starting point
California homeFounder’s home · anonymized
Walk-through notesAreas needing attention
Property photosConditions documented
02–03 Work organized by area
Home projectPractical work, grouped clearly
REAL EXAMPLE01
Zone 0 improvementsThe first five feet around the home
NEAR HOME02
Tree and canopy workLimbing · separation · dead growth removal
TREES03
Metal gate transitionReplacing gates that touch the house
GATES04 Home project record
Progress kept in one placeCompleted and remaining work
- Before photos
- Work completed
- Remaining items
- Maintenance notes
Questions, answered
Before you begin.
Is this a wildfire inspection?+
No. Perimeter begins with an intake and project-planning review. When an inspection, design, permit or licensed trade is required, the appropriate qualified provider is identified and remains responsible for that work.
Can Perimeter guarantee insurance eligibility or savings?+
No. Hazard zones and completed improvements may inform a conversation, but insurers make their own underwriting and pricing decisions. We help organize the property work and its documentation.
Do I need an existing report?+
No. You can begin with an address and your goals. If you already have an inspection, notice, estimate or property photos, upload them so the initial review can start with better context.
What types of work can be included?+
A plan may span defensible-space landscaping, trees, fencing, vents, roofing, drainage and related property conditions. The exact scope depends on the property and applicable professional requirements.
Who performs the work?+
Perimeter coordinates the experience. Credentialed professionals retain responsibility for regulated judgments, and properly qualified contractors retain responsibility for construction and execution.
Where is early access available?+
The current pilot is focused on California properties. Availability, provider coverage and applicable requirements vary by location.
Does requesting a consultation commit me to a project?+
No. We’ll start with a short call, review what you already know and decide whether an on-site visit makes sense. If Perimeter is a fit, you’ll receive a quote before any paid work begins.