Our Wildfire Protection Services

Ember Resistant Vents

Why Ember-Resistant Vents Matter

Most homes lost in wildfires ignite from embers, not flames. Attic and gable vents are a key entry point for embers that can ignite your home from the inside out.

Our Vent Protection System

We install Wildfire Defense Mesh 98 and 75, two of the most effective ember-blocking materials available, designed to meet WUI code standards.

• Stainless steel construction
  
  

• Tested for airflow and ember resistance
  
  

• Long-lasting and corrosion-resistant
  
  

Professional Installation

Our technicians measure and retrofit each vent with precision to maintain airflow while blocking embers. We ensure your home remains compliant with California fire codes.

Our technicians are skilled and trained to meet you and your homes needs. 

Fire-Resistant Coatings for Eaves, Decks, and Fences

Protect Vulnerable Surfaces

Exposed wood and eaves are prime ignition points during wildfires. Our coatings form a heat-resistant layer that slows fire spread and protects structural integrity. 

Where We Apply Fire Coatings

• Eaves and soffits
  
  

• Wood decks and railings
  
  

• Wood fencing and gates
  
  

• Exposed trim and siding

Benefits of Fire Coatings

• Adds up to 2 hours of ignition resistance
  
  

• UV and weather resistant
  
  

• Available in clear and pigmented finishes

Fire-Resistant Coatings We Use

Boxed Eaves

Why Box Eaves?

Open eaves allow embers to lodge in rafters and soffits, igniting your roof from underneath. Boxed eaves are a proven ember defense upgrade. 

Our Materials

We use James Hardie fiber cement board, a non-combustible, durable material that looks clean and resists rot and fire. 

"Hardie® Soffit panels are noncombustible—they will not burn.* Enclosing eaves with noncombustible fiber cement soffit is recommended** to improve your home's resilience to wildfires. "   - jameshardie.com

Installation Process

Our team retrofits or replaces open eaves with boxed assemblies, sealed and vented according to WUI compliance. 

Protect Your Home’s Most Vulnerable Edge

Boxed eaves stop ember intrusion before it starts. 

Gutter Guards

Why Gutter Guards?

During wildfires, embers don’t just fall on roofs — they collect in gutters packed with dry leaves and pine needles.
When those embers land, your gutters can ignite and carry fire straight to your roofline.

Gutter guards eliminate that risk by keeping debris out and stopping embers from finding fuel.

Our Materials

We install non-combustible aluminum or stainless-steel mesh gutter guards, designed to block both debris and embers.
Our preferred systems are WUI-compliant, corrosion-resistant, and built to perform in high-heat conditions.

“Embers can ignite debris in gutters and eaves, starting fires that spread to the roof. Installing metal mesh gutter guards can significantly reduce this risk.”
- Cal Fire Home Hardening Guide

Installation Process

Our team fits guards directly over your existing gutters, ensuring:

• Secure, low-profile installation that doesn’t affect roof warranty
  
  

• Full coverage across valleys and downspout openings
  
  

• Seamless integration with your ember-resistant venting and boxed eaves
  
  

We can also clean and inspect your gutters prior to installation to ensure optimal drainage and performance.

A Small Upgrade with a Big Impact

Gutter guards prevent one of the most common ember ignition points on your home.

They’re a simple, effective step toward full wildfire hardening — and peace of mind when it matters most.