If you don’t have a fire bunker yet, you’ll want to consider one. These are important in the event of wildfires, especially if your home is remote. There was once a time people were given evacuation plans, but the Black Saturday Bushfires in 2009 that killed 164 people led to some questions about evacuation plans. Is it better to have something similar to a bomb shelter but for fires? Evacuation Isn’t Always Possible Depending on the area and severity of the fire, evacuation isn’t always possible. In fact, it can end up being more dangerous. Having a bunker instead could be a safer option while waiting for fire crews to get out to you. Of course, there are fears that

There are a few extra additions to your home you won’t necessarily think about. These can all help during a fire and afterward. It’s time to consider an internal sprinkler system to help put out the fires, then you’ll want something to protect important documents during the event. Internal Sprinkler Systems Can Reduce the Spread Businesses and hotels will use internal sprinkler systems. When there is a fire, the systems automatically turn on to help put the fire out. Most houses aren’t built with these, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add them to your home. There are some new rules coming in for new builds in Boulder County, with homes that are more than 4,500 sq ft needing them