Products & services
THE BACKUP
HAS A BACKUP.
We build layered systems for your property, power, family, community, and financial life—then turn every layer into a plan people can actually follow.
How we work
Preparedness is a system,
not a single product.
Buying equipment is easy. Knowing whether it fits your property, your family, and the failure you are preparing for is the important part.
Every engagement begins with an assessment and ends with documented activation steps, fallbacks, responsible owners, testing, and a maintenance schedule.
The five essentials
Five things between
your family and crisis.
PurgeProof plans are designed to multiply your layers of readiness and improve your family’s prospects for safety, survival, and recovery. Whatever the emergency, we work to ensure your plan addresses five essentials.
Backup shelter
A primary sanctuary, alternate safe location, evacuation routes, and a way to relocate when home is no longer safe.
Food + water
Stored essentials, safe preparation, water treatment, rotation, and resupply plans suited to your household.
Financial leverage
Emergency liquidity, protected records, appropriate access, and options that help the family make decisions under pressure.
Community
People who communicate, share skills, account for one another, and help close the gaps no household can cover alone.
Means to protect it all
Practical equipment, trained actions, professional services, and layered contingencies for protecting people, property, and plans.
No preparedness plan can guarantee survival. Our goal is to reduce preventable risk, create more options, and help you act with greater confidence when normal systems fail.
Fire + flood property protection
Wildfire Water Defense System
Layered property protection built to keep working when utilities and normal response systems are under strain.
We begin with the property, water supply, evacuation routes, and household needs. A site-specific solution may include remotely and locally activated roof, gutter, and perimeter water delivery, supported by a pool, tank, or other appropriate reserve when municipal water is interrupted.
Request a tailored assessment ↗- Property risk and water-source assessment
- Roof and perimeter protection design
- Remote, local, and manual activation options
- Pool-pump or reserve-water backup planning
- Testing, maintenance, evacuation, and recovery playbook
Avoid
Reduce exposure through defensible space, drainage, maintenance, and home-hardening priorities.
Block
Deploy the primary roof and perimeter wetting or water-delivery layer when conditions require it.
Continue
Use an evaluated pool, tank, or reserve-water source if municipal service loses pressure.
Decouple
Support critical controls and pumping with independent power plus safe local or manual operation.
Evacuate
Leave early using predefined triggers, routes, records, and a recovery plan—the property never comes before people.
Power grid resilience
Essential Power Continuity System
Keep the lights on, food safely stored, communications available, and essential household needs running.
We identify the loads that matter most and design a layered continuity plan around them. Depending on the property, that can combine battery storage, solar recharging, transfer equipment, portable power, safe generator support, and a manual conservation plan.
Request a tailored assessment ↗- Essential-load and outage-duration assessment
- Solar and battery backup roadmap
- Safe transfer, surge, and equipment protection
- Secondary generation or portable-power layer
- Refrigeration, communications, medical, and comfort priorities
Audit
Map essential circuits, medical needs, refrigeration, lighting, communications, and realistic run times.
Battery
Carry essential loads with properly sized storage when utility power stops.
Charge
Replenish with solar or another appropriate independent source when the outage continues.
Diversify
Add a compatible secondary source and a manual load-shedding plan—the backup has a backup.
Exit
Relocate safely if temperature, medical, water, fuel, or security thresholds can no longer be maintained.
Earthquake + tsunami continuity
Home Continuity & Safe-Restart Plan
Protect life during the first seconds, keep food and essential power available, and move decisively when coastal evacuation is required.
We connect household mitigation, utility shutoff knowledge, stored essentials, backup power, communications, and location-specific evacuation decisions into one practiced plan. Coastal households receive both shaking and tsunami contingencies.
Request a tailored assessment ↗- Home and household vulnerability review
- Utility shutoff and safe-restart instructions
- Food, water, lighting, and backup-power plan
- Tsunami-zone, route, and high-ground planning
- Family communications, sanctuary, and recovery steps
Anchor
Secure priority contents, identify safer locations, and address structural concerns through qualified professionals.
Break away
Shut down damaged utilities safely and move away from falling, fire, and coastal surge hazards.
Carry on
Use stored water, food, lighting, communications, and essential backup power.
Depart
Follow a practiced high-ground or alternate-shelter route when conditions or alerts demand it.
Evaluate
Account for everyone, inspect before re-entry, document damage, and begin the safe-recovery sequence.
Family + community readiness
Family Go-Bag & Reunification System
Equip every family member to communicate, check in, and reach a shared sanctuary—even when they start in different places.
Each go-bag is tailored to the person carrying it: age, mobility, medication, location, communication tools, comfort needs, and responsibilities. The equipment is paired with a simple family script for missed calls, blocked roads, changing conditions, and delayed arrivals.
Request a tailored assessment ↗- Customized go-bag plan for every household member
- Contact cards and resilient communication options
- Primary and alternate sanctuary selection
- Routes from work, school, home, and frequent locations
- Check-in tree, obstacle scripts, drills, and refresh schedule
Account
Every person follows the first check-in action and reports their condition and location when able.
Broadcast
Move through text, voice, radio, satellite, and an out-of-area contact in the agreed order.
Converge
Travel to the primary sanctuary using the safest predetermined route—not simply the shortest one.
Divert
Use alternate routes, pickup roles, and secondary meeting places when the first plan is blocked.
Extend
Support separated members, neighbors, resupply, and longer-term relocation until the circle is stable.
Financial + legacy continuity
Financial Continuity & Legacy Vault
Give the right people an executable path to locate, access, and protect essential assets during incapacity, loss, or disruption.
We organize the operating plan around a controlled asset inventory, trusted roles, protected paper and encrypted digital records, emergency liquidity, and professional legal or financial coordination—without publishing credentials or placing every point of access in one location.
Request a tailored assessment ↗- Financial, property, insurance, and digital-asset inventory
- Family executor and emergency-access playbook
- Protected paper and encrypted digital record strategy
- Professional review and succession coordination
- Incapacity, loss, institution, and market-disruption scenarios
Account
Create and maintain a controlled inventory of assets, obligations, policies, contacts, and ownership.
Buffer
Establish appropriate emergency liquidity and access for essential family expenses.
Cryptographically protect
Maintain encrypted, redundant records with carefully separated credentials and recovery instructions.
Delegate
Document who has authority and connect the family with the appropriate attorney, trustee, accountant, or adviser.
Execute
Follow approved contingencies for incapacity, death, inaccessible institutions, or severe market disruption.
Start with your risks
Let’s build your
Plan A through E.
Tell us what you want to protect, what you already have, and where you need more confidence.
Start the assessment