THE FIRE DOES NOT
WAIT FOR A TRUCK.
In 2017, the Tubbs Fire crossed into Santa Rosa at night, driven by wind. It destroyed more than 5,600 structures. Engines could not reach every street. They never can.
Most homes are not lost to a wall of flame. They are lost to embers — landing on dry roofs, dry decks, and dry vents for hours before the front arrives.
A WET HOUSE IS A
HARD TARGET.
Roof-mounted sprinkler heads soak your roof, walls, decks, and the ground around your home — the exact places embers land first.
You activate it before you evacuate, or remotely from the road. The house keeps soaking itself after you are gone.
It works alongside defensible space, home hardening, and evacuation orders. It replaces none of them — and no system can guarantee a home survives a wildfire.
PICK YOUR LEVEL
OF READY.
Estimated starting ranges only. Not quotes, offers, or contracts. Final scope and pricing are set after licensure and an on-site engineering review.
GET IN LINE BEFORE
FIRE SEASON DOES.
Waitlist members get first pick of install slots when our CSLB C-16 license is issued — plus early pricing before public launch. Free. No deposit. No obligation.
YOU'RE ON
THE LIST.
We'll reach out the moment license and install slots open. Until then — clear your defensible space and keep your go-bag packed.