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Prioritized hardening assessment
A practical sequence of improvements ranked around cost, effort, and wildfire-risk reduction—not an overwhelming generic checklist.
Oregon launch opening shortly
A non-renewal letter is a hard moment. Start with a clear next step.
Ember Report turns guided property photos into a prioritized wildfire-hardening action plan, contractor-ready scope of work, and organized evidence packet for your next insurance conversation.
Documentation and prioritization only—not insurance advice or a promise of coverage, renewal, or premium change.
Ember Report
A working file for your next steps.
01Review property photos
02Prioritize hardening work
03Prepare a contractor scope
04Document completed work
Designed to give you a documented, usable starting point—not a certification or inspection.
The purpose
Make the work easier to understand, price, and document.
Why documentation matters
When the letter arrives, uncertainty is the real problem.
A property may need a number of improvements, but knowing where to start—and keeping clear records of completed work—can make each next decision more manageable.
Ember Report organizes what you can see in your submitted photos into a practical order of operations. It is built for homeowners who need a useful, plain-language file rather than another broad checklist.
What you receive
Four documents made to move the work forward.
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Contractor-ready scope of work
A clear project brief you can share with local contractors when you are ready to request comparable bids.
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Insurance evidence packet
A labeled before-and-after photo template plus itemized work log to keep your completed work organized.
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Re-shop checklist
A simple checklist to help you prepare for an insurance conversation, including your state’s notice-timeline considerations.
How it works
A straightforward process, from first photo to working report.
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Purchase when availability opens
The homeowner Ember Report will be offered as a one-time purchase. No checkout is live yet.
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Submit your address and guided photos
Follow a clear photo list designed to capture the exterior details relevant to the report.
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Receive your Ember Report
Use the assessment, scope, evidence packet, and checklist to organize your next steps.
Planned pricing
Thoughtful support at each stage of the work.
Availability is opening shortly. Join early access and we will let you know when Ember Report is available in your Oregon launch area.
Launching soon
Ember Report
$249
The prioritized assessment, contractor-ready scope, insurance evidence packet, and re-shop checklist.
Availability opening shortly
Post-work re-review
$99
A post-work review and final evidence-packet assembly after your documented improvements are complete.
Ember Report does not guarantee eligibility, coverage, non-renewal reversal, or a premium outcome. It is not insurance advice or an official certification or inspection.
Early access
Get notified when Ember Report opens in your area.
Tell us a little about your situation. We will only use your details to respond to your inquiry and share relevant launch information.
EmberProof is not an insurance adviser or broker, does not provide insurance advice, and is not an official certification or inspection body.
FAQ
Clear about what Ember Report is—and is not.
Is Ember Report insurance advice?
No. Ember Report is documentation and prioritization support. It is not insurance advice, and EmberProof is not an insurance adviser, broker, official certification body, or inspection body.
Will this reverse my non-renewal or lower my premium?
No outcome is guaranteed. Your report helps you document and organize completed work, but it cannot guarantee eligibility, coverage, a non-renewal reversal, or any premium result.
What will I need to submit?
When availability opens, you will submit an address and a guided set of property photos. We will clearly explain the photo list before you begin.
Where is Ember Report available?
We are preparing an Oregon launch in a high wildfire-risk area. Join early access to hear when your area is included; we are not launching in California.
A clearer starting point
Move from uncertainty to an organized next step.
Join the Oregon early-access list for homeowner availability updates.