CAL FIRE FHSZ · $40K GRANTS · QUINCY

Is your home in a Quincy fire hazard zone?

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Fire hazard zones & AB 3074 in Quincy

Quincy, Plumas County is among the California communities affected by CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zone mapping. If your property falls in a Very High or High zone, hardening it matters now: homes in fire areas increasingly face insurance non-renewal, premium surcharges and denied claims, and the state is phasing in new ember-resistant “Zone 0” home-hardening standards.

Use the checker above to see your property's exact zone, what it means for your insurance, the grant funding you may qualify for, and the specific hardening measures that matter most for your home.

Likely hardening measures

  • Ember-resistant vents — $500–$3,000
  • Class A fire-rated roof — $12,000–$40,000
  • Zone 0 / defensible space — $800–$8,000
  • Dual-pane tempered windows — $4,000–$20,000
  • Ember-resistant siding & eaves — $6,000–$30,000
  • Noncombustible gutters & guards — $300–$2,500

Common questions — Quincy

Is Quincy in a Fire Hazard Severity Zone?
Parts of Quincy, Plumas County fall within CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zones. Whether your specific property is in a Moderate, High, or Very High zone depends on its exact location — enter your address above for an instant, parcel-level check against the official CAL FIRE maps.
Does my Quincy fire zone affect my home insurance?
Yes. Insurers are non-renewing and surcharging homes in High and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones, and many Quincy owners are pushed onto the costly California FAIR Plan. Home-hardening and defensible space make a property more fire-resilient and easier to keep insured.
Are there new home-hardening rules for Quincy (AB 3074 / Zone 0)?
California is phasing in an ember-resistant “Zone 0” standard for the first 5 feet around homes in fire hazard zones (AB 3074 / SB 504). The Board of Forestry is finalizing the timeline, with existing homes phased in over several years — hardening now gets you ahead of the rules.
Are wildfire-hardening grants available in Quincy?
California's Safe Homes and Wildfire Mitigation programs offer eligible homeowners in High and Very High zones up to $40,000 toward ember-resistant vents, Class A roofs, defensible space and more. Eligibility is income-qualified and funding is limited — we can check whether you qualify with your free assessment.
How do I find a wildfire home-hardening contractor in Quincy?
Start by checking your zone and deadline above. When you request a free assessment, a local CSLB-licensed pro reviews your property and walks you through the highest-impact upgrades, costs, and any grants you qualify for.

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