California Residential Mitigation Program

Standing in a doorway isn’t the safest place during an earthquake. Experts recommend taking cover under a sturdy table or desk to protect yourself from falling debris. If no shelter is nearby, move to an interior wall, away from windows and wall fixtures, and cover your head and neck with your arms. Most doorways aren’t any stronger than the rest of your home.

Learn what to do during before and after an earthquake: https://bit.ly/3Orhd7X

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El California Residential Mitigation Program (CRMP) ayuda a los contratistas a encontrar más trabajos al conectarlos con dueños de casas que necesitan reforzar sus viviendas contra terremotos. CRMP ofrece recursos gratuitos, capacitación y apoyo para que usted pueda ofrecer mejoras de seguridad y hacer crecer su negocio con confianza.

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Are you a California contractor? Partner with CRMP!

Join the California Residential Mitigation Program (CRMP) and get the free tools, training, and support you need to deliver safer, stronger homes across the state. Together, we can protect California communities and elevate your business.
Build resilience. Build opportunity.

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A home is only as strong as the foundation beneath it.

The foundation is the part of a building that supports the entire structure– typically made of concrete or masonry in residential construction. If your foundation is weak, an earthquake retrofit can make a major difference in safety and stability. The California Residential Mitigation Program (CRMP) successfully assists homeowners in this process.

Learn more about the risks of raised‑foundation homes:https://bit.ly/4r0LqrB