A · SOURCE
Official records stay visible
Every contractor card links to the current CSLB license-detail page and shows the dataset date.
Public-data tool · California
Enter a California address to see its public Fire Hazard Severity Zone context and five nearby CSLB C-13 fencing-contractor records, ordered by one published rule.
1 · Location
Street and city are required. ZIP is optional. The lookup uses the address to query public geographic records; it does not put the address in the contractor dataset.
You will see the matched address, hazard-zone source, local responsibility context, and how many matching contractor records were found within the displayed radius. Submit the short connection form to reveal the records.
2 · Fire-zone context
Address map
CAL FIRE / California State Geoportal
The marker shows the matched address. The shaded overlay is the statewide FHSZ map and is provided for visual context; the source-linked result above remains the lookup record.
3 · Connect
Submit one short request to reveal the matching public records. Firewise will review them and contact you about an introduction—no second address entry or contractor-selection step required.
4 · Public contractor records
How this list works
Records pass the published C-13 + source-status CLEAR + business-address geocode rule and also appear CLEAR in the source-dated CSLB license master. They then sort by business-address distance and license number. Distance is not service territory or availability. Firewise has not ranked quality, insurance, Colorbond experience, or suitability. License status can change; recheck every record with CSLB before hiring.
A · SOURCE
Every contractor card links to the current CSLB license-detail page and shows the dataset date.
B · RULE
The same location and data version produce the same ordering: distance, then license number.
C · LIMIT
A public license row does not establish service area, availability, insurance, product skill, or a Firewise relationship.