Exterior wood & structures
Eligible decks, fences, outbuildings, and other exterior combustible surfaces. Suitability is checked before treatment.
CORNERSTONEWILDFIRE DEFENSEOUR LANDSCAPE. OUR REASON TO PREPARE.
The Pocket Fire north of Sedona is part of our community’s wildfire history. Preparation starts with understanding the landscape around us.
Read the City of Sedona’s historical update ↗SEDONA, ARIZONA
Take the next step in preparing your property for wildfire.
Targeted fire-retardant application for eligible decks, fences, and surrounding vegetation in Sedona and the Verde Valley.
LOCAL CARE. PURPOSEFUL PREPARATION.

01 / A CONSIDERED APPROACH
Your home is more than a structure. It’s the life you’ve built around it.
Cornerstone Wildfire Defense brings a property-focused approach to temporary wildfire-retardant treatment in Sedona and the Verde Valley. Our application service uses Clore fire retardant, with treatment planned around the areas that matter to you.
Treatment is one part of preparation, alongside defensible space, property maintenance, and an evacuation plan. It does not make a property fireproof or guarantee protection.
How treatment planning works ↗02 / WHAT WE TREAT
Manufacturer-approved combustible surfaces and vegetation, selected for your property’s needs.
Eligible decks, fences, outbuildings, and other exterior combustible surfaces. Suitability is checked before treatment.
Shrubs, brush, and tree treatment areas where product guidance supports application. Mature piñon and juniper are assessed individually for suitable treatment and access.
Targeted treatment of eligible materials near structures, guided by the layout and conditions of your property.
Temporary treatment only. No construction, permanent coatings, or fire-suppression system installation. Sensitive surfaces require assessment and a small-area test.
03 / THE PRODUCT WE APPLY
Cornerstone provides your property treatment. Clore is the fire-retardant product we apply. Explore the testing behind the product, then plan your service with us.
Clore fire retardant—the product used in Cornerstone’s application service—passed California State Fire Marshal fire-retardant tests.
Explore coverage for my property ↗StillMeadow, Inc.’s acute oral toxicity testing found an LD50 above 5,000 mg/kg, classified as EPA Category IV for acute oral toxicity—the lowest of the four categories.
McCampbell Analytical’s aquatic toxicity testing measured a result of 4,450 mg/L. These laboratory results form part of the product’s published testing information.
Watch side-by-side demonstrations of treated and untreated dry fuels, pine needles, and wood exposed to flame. See how Clore performs under the demonstrated conditions.
Watch the product news coverage below ↓Cornerstone plans application around your property’s eligible materials and treatment areas, following product guidance for coverage and ongoing care.
Start my Cornerstone treatment plan ↗Product testing information: Clore’s laboratory and test summaries ↗. Registry reference: Office of the State Fire Marshal ↗.
Coverage figures use Clore’s published application rates. These manufacturer resources support the product information; your application service is provided by Cornerstone.
Sources: Clore’s published testing summaries and application guidance, reviewed October 21, 2026. Results apply to the tested conditions; toxicity categories describe specific tests. Treatment complements wildfire preparedness and does not guarantee protection.
THE PRODUCT IN THE NEWS
Watch NBC Bay Area and KRON4 coverage of Clore fire retardant, the product used in Cornerstone’s application service.
A Bay Area Proud segment on the young founders and their wildfire-retardant product.
Local reporting from a Clore demonstration in Livermore, California.
Videos are third-party reporting about Clore, not endorsements of Cornerstone. Playback is provided by YouTube after you press play.
04 / BUILD YOUR TREATMENT PLAN
Select a feature, adjust its measurements, and add it to your plan. Start with the example below—then make it your own.
Illustrative property—not to scale. Burgundy on the trunk marks the lower treatment area.
Wood fence, siding, shed, and mature-trunk rates require confirmation. Bushes and brush use the published rates for their listed heights.
04 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Include the piñon, juniper, shrubs, and brush around your home in your property plan. Mature trees—including trees 10 feet and taller—receive a tailored assessment. Use the slider below for lower vegetation coverage and package pricing.
Smallest package: 5 gallons. For bushes 2–4 feet tall, that is approximately 250 sq ft of treated vegetation—a 10 × 25 ft area. This example does not apply to mature tree trunks.
10 finished gallons · Cornerstone application service
Preview pricing, subject to property review. Gallons refer to the ready-to-apply treatment used on your property. Larger properties and commercial sites receive a custom estimate. Final total and any applicable tax will be confirmed before booking.
Continue to my property plan ↗For a straight trunk, area is the distance around the trunk multiplied by the treatment height. Count each stem separately for a multi-stem tree.
Use the widest trunk diameter in the treated section for this simple cylindrical estimate.
Trunk surface only. Branches, foliage, bark texture, overspray, and access can change the product needed. A trunk calculation is not a whole-tree treatment estimate.
No mature-bark rate was found in Clore’s published guidance. Use a rate confirmed for your treatment, not the grass or small-bush rate.
Each estimate uses all selected gallons on one vegetation type. For a mix of shrubs and brush, the gallons are shared across those areas. These are treated vegetation areas—not your home’s floor area. Actual coverage depends on density and application conditions.
The square-foot figures above apply only to the listed vegetation heights. Larger trees receive their own assessment; these figures do not estimate whole-tree coverage.
Coverage guidance uses Clore’s published application rates: 50 sq ft per finished gallon for bushes and small trees, and 100 sq ft for lower brush.
05 / SIMPLE, PROPERTY-FIRST PLANNING
Choose a service day when scheduling opens. Your arrival window will be provided later, with up to five confirmed appointments per day.
Share the areas you want treated, access information, and property photos.
Use coverage guidance to choose a gallon package, with property-specific review.
Choose your service day and securely add a credit card on file through Square to hold your reservation when booking opens.
Receive confirmation, your arrival window, and preparation details. Your card on file will be charged on the day of service.
GET READY FOR LAUNCH
Save a simple treatment brief for yourself. This preview does not submit your information, reserve a day, or charge a payment.

Cornerstone Wildfire Defense is dedicated to wildfire mitigation for Sedona and Verde Valley properties. Our focus is straightforward: thoughtful preparation, targeted treatment, and clear guidance for property owners.
Clear information. Considered treatment. Respect for the place you call home.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
No. Temporary retardant treatment does not guarantee protection or replace defensible space, maintenance, or evacuation instructions.
That depends on the actual surfaces and vegetation being treated. The coverage tool provides a starting point for vegetation, not an estimate based on your home’s floor area.
The planned booking model uses service days. An arrival window will follow so routes can account for property size and treatment requirements.
When booking opens, you’ll securely add a card on file to hold your service-day reservation. Your card will be charged on the day of service. The final amount and payment terms will be shown before you confirm your booking.
Not yet. This is a private website preview. Live availability, property uploads, reservations, and Square payments will be enabled before launch.
Cornerstone Wildfire Defense provides your property’s fire-retardant application service. Clore fire retardant is the product we use. Start with our coverage guide, then plan your Cornerstone service. Product testing references are available under technical sources.
CORNERSTONE WILDFIRE DEFENSE
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