disasteraudit

For Los Angeles homeowners

A changing climate.
A more prepared home.

Worried about climate change and your home? Understand potential concerns from wildfire, flooding, hillside hazards, and extreme heat—and where to start.

Start with two concerns. We’ll help you connect the dots.
Illustration of a Los Angeles home with a sunny sky, hills, and native planting A little more prepared starts here.

A home is more than an address. Start with its surroundings.

Your first two topics are free

What concerns you
about your home?

Choose two areas for your free assessment.

Choose exactly two assessment topics
0 of 2 selected
Your contact and property details

Initial remote assessment for homeowner planning. Some concerns may require an on-site review. See scope

No payment details. No account. Your information stays private.
See how we handle your details in our privacy notice.

A useful first step

From “what if”
to what’s next.

Climate change can feel overwhelming. Start with the questions closest to home.

  1. 1

    Tell us what’s on your mind

    Choose two topics and share your address. No photos or account needed.

  2. 2

    We look at your home’s context

    We review available information and follow up if a detail needs clarification.

  3. 3

    Get a practical starting point

    Receive a personal summary by email, with potential concerns, next steps, and what may need a closer look.

Your home resilience summaryIllustrative example

Los Angeles, California

A few things to look into.

Your selected topics

Wildfire

Embers can enter through openings. Vent details would need photos or an on-site review.

Physical condition unknown

Extreme heat

Regional heat information can guide planning. Room comfort and cooling capacity need a closer look.

Follow-up question

A practical next step
Note which rooms overheat and when, so you can ask more useful questions about cooling.

Example content only. Your summary will reflect the information available for your home.

Clarity you can use

Understand the concerns.
Know the next step.

You don’t need another unexplained risk score. You need to know what’s relevant to your home, what remains unknown, and where to start.

  • Potential concerns for your two chosen topics
  • Practical steps to help you prepare
  • Questions that need physical verification
  • Sources and limitations in plain language
Request my free assessment

Before you get started

Good questions.

Here’s what to expect from a first look.

What can the free assessment tell me?

It brings together available hazard information and property context for the two topics you choose. You’ll receive a personalized summary of potential concerns, practical next steps, and questions that may need a closer look.

Will someone visit my home?

The free assessment is completed remotely. It cannot confirm concealed conditions, drainage performance, slope stability, or how a building will perform in a disaster. Some concerns need an on-site review or a separately scoped assessment by a qualified professional.

Is this a home inspection or an official disclosure?

It is an initial assessment for homeowner preparedness and planning. It does not replace a home inspection for a property transaction, a Natural Hazard Disclosure report, an engineering or geological investigation, or an insurance determination.

Which homes can I submit?

We’re starting with existing single-family homes in Los Angeles County. You must own the home or have the owner’s permission. We’ll confirm the location and let you know if we need more information before reviewing it.

Do I need to upload photos or pay?

No photos, payment details, or account are needed to request the free assessment. If more information would help, we’ll ask by email. Any future paid service would have a separate scope and price for you to consider.

Your home. Your concerns.
A place to start.

Choose the two topics that matter most to you.

Get a free assessment