Is Your Home Prepared for a Wildfire?
Find out with an evaluation.
Is Your Home Prepared for a Wildfire?
Find out with an evaluation.
BE PREPARED FOR THE WORST, BUT KNOW THAT EMBER DEFENSE WILL PROTECT YOUR HOME BEST.
When it comes to protecting your home from fire, you want the whole package. At Ember Defense, the main thing we provide to homeowners is a peace of mind. We make sure your home is ready to defend itself in the face of fire.
Take Home Protection
Into your own hands
If you live in one of these states, it is important to harden your home and property from the risk of fire. Even though wildland firefighters are good at what they do, and firefighting is the best it’s ever been, protecting your home with what you can control is the best way to make sure your house stays standing long after the fire. By putting prevention barriers in place, you can help save your home from being destroyed.
Protecting your home starts with defense.
STEP 1
First, we come to your home to evaluate the risks of your entire property. We assess your defensible space and make recommendations based on industry standards. Every property is different and has its own unique wildfire risks so we walk with the homeowner to ensure it’s understood. This is also a great time to address any concerns and questions.
STEP 2
Next, we do a full home-hardening evaluation. We will evaluate assess your home’s roof, siding, and windows for potential fire dangers. We take measurements to retrofit your home with ember and fire-resistant vents (Vulcan Vents), metal gutter guards (Valor Gutter Guards), and an external sprinkling system if necessary.
STEP 3
We retrofit Vulcan Vents to existing vents in your attic and crawlspace at the base of your home and add Valor Gutter Guards to your roof's edges. Then, if desired and needed, we add customized exterior sprinklers to protect the most vulnerable areas around your home.
IBHS Research Center Ember Storm Test Highlights
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