SoCal homeowner makes his home as fire-resistant as possible

Mr. Feeny

2023-01-27 15:44:15

Smart man. If you have the resources I’d suggest this for all so cal foothills

Eyepatch 37

2023-01-27 13:55:59

Wise man?
"Living in this area, eventually you'll have to evacuate"
Who buys that property?

Marty Yo

2023-01-26 05:33:18

Nothing you can do to stop the wrath of the most high Isaiah 14:21

mushy

2023-01-26 02:29:22

It's almost like God punishes that evil state much like Sodom and Gomorrah

FreshlySnipes

2023-01-25 19:58:00

Surprised he didn’t put a sprinkler system on the roof

angela ortiz

2023-01-25 16:44:18

I hope it works

Pohana Hawaii

2023-01-25 15:19:09

Good tips!

Multiverse Ninja

2023-01-25 14:53:03

Rich people problems 🙄

small footprint

2023-01-25 12:13:50

Smart.

ramson gewargis

2023-01-25 08:51:38

Make sure you can leave your home and not get locked in it, a person died because he got cooked in his fire proof home and couldn't leave

MrProTechHD

2023-01-25 07:33:12

if the state gave incentives to homeowners to have this done then maybe we can save millions if not billions from fighting wildfires $4000 is a small price to pay for a home that costs over a million

4Realkevv

2023-01-25 06:22:14

Or the city could maintain the land by cutting dead grass wheats etc so there isnt no fire !!!!! Common sense

FatBongRipz 420

2023-01-25 05:55:08

in other news, I DONT CARE

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2023-01-25 05:31:38

Will it give u discount on insurance 🤔 nope

MJ S

2023-01-25 05:17:46

Fire retardant succulents would help too 😀

BitSmythe

2023-01-25 05:16:09

VmqaVhqx6s8&t=0m54s 0:54 It looks like the eaves are unsealed? That’s a place embers go!

Bruce Rubio

2023-01-25 04:46:42

He also owns one of the largest restoration companies in LA. OP is the real deal!

Andrew Silva

2023-01-25 04:41:53

Why aren't these fire resistant upgrades mandatory in the state building code - especially in fire prone areas? All new development should require them.

withonor

2023-01-25 04:32:53

Good god...he just did everything recommended to homeowners for normal maintenance and called it "fire-resistant"? We're getting really dumb as a species. The real irony is that he's probably affected the airflow out of the house with all that mesh, more heat conducting metal, so when the heat comes, the windows will blow out and make bigger holes for embers. Is he selling consultations for this now? If people are willing to buy this, who am I to say it's wrong. I hope it doesn't get tested.