Wildfire Protection Solutions for Your Home

Ember-Resistant Vents

Standard vents are one of the most common ways embers enter and ignite a home. We replace them with wildfire defense mesh vents engineered to block ember intrusion while maintaining proper airflow.

Most homes have 8–20 vents that are completely unprotected. Each one is a potential entry point for the embers that travel miles ahead of a fire front.

• Most common ember entry point on a home
  
• 1 hour typical installation per vent

Boxed Eaves

Open eaves create a hidden pathway for embers and flames to reach your roof structure. We enclose them with Hardie soffit panels, a fiber cement product that won't ignite under direct flame exposure.

Hardie board is one of the most trusted names in fire-resistant building materials. Once your eaves are boxed, that vulnerability is permanently eliminated.

Gutter Guards

Gutters filled with dry leaves and debris are a ready-made fire starter sitting directly on your roofline. We install ember-blocking gutter guards that keep fuel out and stop fire from traveling up into your home's edge.

This is one of the most overlooked vulnerabilities on a home. Clean gutters alone aren't enough — gutter guards provide year-round protection without the maintenance burden.