We've modeled our sales approach on the proven solar industry playbook—targeting high-value homeowners in crisis who need immediate solutions.
Lead Generation & Qualification
Using PropStream, we identify homeowners who fit our ideal customer profile:
These homeowners know they're at risk and are actively seeking solutions.
Sales Process
Inside Sales Team uses automatic dialers to qualify leads and schedule in-home demonstrations. Go High Level CRM manages our entire pipeline—tracking conversations, appointments, and deploying automated email drip campaigns to maintain engagement.
Field Sales Team consists of experienced professionals with proven track records in consultative, high-ticket sales. During in-home demos, they:
Abandoned by insurers, educated high-risk homeowners are highly motivated.
Each office will have a sales team manager who will oversee the hiring and training of the office's pods. We will be recruiting the sales managers offering them a competitive commission and salary package.
Pod 1 includes: 7 telemarketers, 5 sales reps. Every four months we will add an additional pod. Each office will include 3 pods at that point we will open a new office and repeat.
These numbers are based off of the sales to close ratio that from the solar industry. Many of our prospects are currently insured by the Cal Fair Plan which is expensive yet offers limited coverage or without fire insurance all together. For this reason we expect to do much better than solars sales ratios.

We are positioning WCFD as the primary private-sector solution for the California Wildfire Crisis—shifting the financial burden from the taxpayer to the property asset. Our strategy focuses on integrating WCFD into legislative frameworks and building codes, ensuring long-term market dominance.
Lobbying for state recognition of WCFD as a "Certified Mitigation Layer" to reduce government fire suppression costs.
Advocating for Wildfire Mitigation Tax Credits or State Grants for WCFD installations, making the net cost near-zero for homeowners.
Lobbying to update California Building Code Chapter 7A, making Active Exterior Suppression Systems a requirement for new developments in high-risk zones.
Engaging with the California Department of Insurance to recognize WCFD-equipped homes as "preferred risks" for mandatory inclusion.
"We aren't just selling to homeowners; we are building a legislative moat. This is how we scale from $700M to $7B."


Targeting Spencer Pratt for influencer sponsorship, offering $300 per system sold. As a Palisades Fire victim with a large social following, this is a mutually beneficial collaboration.
We plan to have a marketing representative focused on outreach to connect with:

Blitz Marketing Campaign