Will Your Home Survive a Wildfire?
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Fire season is upon us in Montana, a region known for its vast stretches of timber. In this enlightening video, we bring together experts from the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) and Scott Countryman from Goosehead Insurance to discuss fire preparedness. Learn from these specialists about how you can safeguard your home against wildfires, and understand the impact of your property's condition on your insurance premiums. Whether you're a current resident or planning to move to Montana, these tips are crucial to ensure your safety and financial well-being during the wildfire season. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights on living in Montana. Drop any questions or thoughts in the comments section below!
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I lost my ranch, the Rocky Pine, 21 years ago to forest fire.. I am now 80,retired and live modestly. I still have horses.
Sorry for your loss, can’t imagine.
Excellent info most don't consider when building back in the woods.
We were LITERALLY just discussing this as we found a home we like NOT surrounded by tons of pines...great timing and need real consideration these days!!
High quality video and information. I really appreciate it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great information!
Very interesting and informative, thanks for the info
Glad it was helpful!
very well done video
Thank you very much!
Great information for this time of year!! Thank you!!
Very good information here, given that we are seeing more wildfires. Cheers, Will!
Great video, very informative. Thank you.
Will, I'm very impressed with this, and your other videos as well. As someone looking to relocate/retire to the Kalispell/Columbia Falls/Whitefish area in the next 1-2 years, I'm learning a lot from you and appreciate your knowledge and insight. Thanks and keep up the great work!
excellent
Great video!!
Thanks Brandy!
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent information, Thank you. What about propane tanks?
Great point!
for anyone looking for fire protection via plants/natural cultivation please look at Douglas Kent's book on fire protection. While it does focus on plants that grow in California a great plenty of the plants suggest fire deterrent/protection which are able to grow in a variety of climates. Full title of the book is: Firescaping: Protecting Your Home with a Fire-Resistant Landscape. Please give a look if you are having trouble with fire protection issues.
"Define survive please?" ~ Insurance adjuster
we lost our home 1.5 yrs ago to a wildfire and we live in town. No one's safe from 120mph wind-driven fire. No one thought ever thought we'd lose our homes to wildfire. Our town had over 550 homes burn, with over 1000 total in the fire. The post-fire process takes forever...we won't have a home again until next spring. And 92% of us fire victims were grossly underinsured. Our insurance company underinsured us by over 50% of the rebuild costs. Do your homework folks. Don't be us. Take your coverage and divide it by your square feet and find out what your local construction costs are and then get the right coverage. There's also insurance companies that won't insure homes in our town anymore.
How rural is that town? May I ask that area and state as relating to how far flung it is from a major city?