I just went through evacuation in the River Fire, here in CA. I tried to reach support and it took them over 12 hours to respond. (I didn't hear back until the next day) The only way to reach them is by email - no phone and no chat. In these cases, they should have some sort of emergency contact information.
Also, on this one sit, the home owner knew his home was in a "high risk fire zone" as he told me when I showed up for the sit. He even had over a page of detailed instructions in case i needed to evacuate. Which, I did need to do with his animals.
This should have been listed right in his listing for the sit. Trusted housesitters should require, (as is required in the sale of real estate), any and all risks, dangers, or issues with the property, right in the listing. This way, at least we can make an informed decision.
Having gone through the Thomas Fire a few years back, I never would have accepted this sit.
Besides that, the site is a good one. The home owners I've sat for are all great people. Trusted house sitters is a great idea, but I feel they need to iron out the support issue.
**** Support reached out to me, and unfortunately, like many businesses during this COVID time, they are short staffed. They've assured me that they've hired more people who are now in the training process and soon to come online.