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Wildfire Prepared Home designation available in Washington
Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety · Nonprofit program
No cash payment; it is a mitigation designation program.
Washington’s Insurance Commissioner says the IBHS Wildfire Prepared Home program is available to Washington homeowners in high-risk areas. It is a designation program, not a cash rebate, but it can help homeowners document wildfire mitigation work that may support insurability.
Program details
How it works
The Office of the Insurance Commissioner says the Wildfire Prepared Home program helps Washington homeowners in high-risk areas make their properties more resistant to wildfires. The agency’s wildfire page also says the designation is available in Washington.
What the service covers
The agency describes it as a set of research-based mitigation actions and says it offers two levels of protection: Base and Plus. It is framed as a checklist of steps scientifically proven to reduce wildfire risk and help maintain insurability.
Amounts and matching
No cash amount is stated because this is a designation program, not a grant or rebate.
How to apply
The official agency page does not provide a step-by-step homeowner application process. It points homeowners to the program as a mitigation strategy.
Timing and deadlines
The agency says the designation is available now in Washington, but the page does not state a deadline.
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