Owner focused
Guidance centered on the property owner's objectives, budget and long-term interests.
Independent wildfire advisory
Independent guidance. Expert support. Trusted results.
WAG helps property owners evaluate risk, define performance requirements, coordinate qualified professionals and document complex wildfire resilience projects.
Independent advice
Evaluation across systems, vendors and contractors without manufacturer bias.
End-to-end support
Assessment, planning, coordination, testing, commissioning and closeout.
Documented decisions
Clear requirements, records and deliverables that remain useful after construction.
How we help
A disciplined process for wildfire resilience
From the first site review through implementation and long-term documentation, WAG gives owners a clear framework for making defensible decisions.
Assess
Evaluate site conditions, wildfire exposure, water, power and existing infrastructure.
Plan
Define priorities, performance requirements, project constraints and decision criteria.
Recommend
Compare qualified approaches, professionals, systems and implementation strategies.
Manage
Coordinate scope, schedule, installation, testing and communication across the team.
Document
Create a durable record of design intent, installed conditions and ongoing needs.
Why WAG
Protect what matters. Make better decisions.
Wildfire defense projects combine water, power, controls, construction, operations and ongoing maintenance. WAG brings those pieces together while remaining focused on the owner's interests.
- Independent property and system evaluations
- Clear performance requirements and documentation
- Qualified contractor and vendor coordination
- Testing, commissioning and long-term records
IndependentOwner representation
Multi-systemTechnical analysis
Field basedProperty evaluation
End-to-endProject support
Who we serve
Advisory support for complex properties and teams
⌂Private residencesCustom homes and mountain properties◇Ranches and estatesLarge properties with distributed infrastructure◎HOAs and communitiesShared risk, water and implementation planning▥Commercial propertiesOperationally complex facilities and campuses+Project teamsOwners, architects, engineers and contractors
Start with clarity
Build the right wildfire resilience plan
Begin with an independent assessment of the property, existing infrastructure, project constraints and desired performance.