Embers Don't Wait.Your Home's Defense Shouldn't Either.
Wildfire home hardening for the home you already own. Ember-resistant vents, mesh, gutters, and fencing installed to California's WUI standard, across LA, Ventura, and Orange County.
CA Licensed & Insured, CSLB #1139619 · Free on-site risk assessment.
What We Install
Whole-home wildfire hardening, one crew.
Every service below closes a specific way embers get into a California home. Start with any one, or scope the whole home in a single free risk assessment.
FlagshipEmber & Flame Resistant Vents
Retrofit every attic, eave, and foundation vent with WUI-listed, ember-resistant assemblies.
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Ember-Resistant Mesh
Corrosion-resistant metal mesh over every non-exhaust vent. The lowest-cost way to close the gaps.
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Gutter Guards
Non-combustible micro-mesh gutter guards keep dry leaves out and embers off your roofline.
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Vinyl & Aluminum Fencing
Replace attached wood runs with non-combustible fencing so the fuel chain breaks before it reaches the house.
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Wildfire Defense System
Active layer on top of hardening. Automatic exterior sprinkler and foam defense that pre-wets your home before a wildfire arrives.
Learn moreWildfire Prepared Home by IBHS
Photo-documented hardening plus IBHS Wildfire Prepared Home retrofit support, the paperwork carriers expect to see.
Learn moreWhy It Matters
Most homes lost in a wildfire never touch a flame.
Wind-driven embers travel a mile or more ahead of the fire front and land on the roof, in the gutters, and against the vents. They enter through attic, eave, and foundation openings, and ignite the home from the inside out. Closing those openings, at the vent and the screen, is the single most effective wildfire retrofit a California homeowner can make.
How We Work
Careful work. Honest paperwork.
Written Estimate First
Every job starts with a free on-site risk assessment and a written, itemized estimate. No pressure, no surprise line items.
Installed to Code
Every vent, mesh, and gutter assembly meets California's WUI standard (Chapter 7A / CWUIC) and is sized to preserve required attic ventilation.
Documented For Your Records
Photo-documented before and after of every opening, plus a plain-language summary you can share with your carrier or broker on your own terms.
Careful On Site
Licensed, insured, and background-checked crew. Work from the exterior wherever possible. We leave the site cleaner than we found it.
Who's Really Hardening Your Home
Not everyone knocking on your door is protecting your home.
Licensed & insured California contractor
- The Handyman
- Single Brand Installers
- General Contractor
- ★ EmberSafe Home
Scope covers vents, mesh, gutters, and fencing
- The Handyman
- Single Brand Installers
- General Contractor
- ★ EmberSafe Home
Installs listed ember-resistant vents from multiple manufacturers
- The Handyman
- Single Brand Installers
- General Contractor
- ★ EmberSafe Home
Written estimate before any work
- The Handyman
- Single Brand Installers
- General Contractor
- ★ EmberSafe Home
Photo-documented risk assessment you keep
- The Handyman
- Single Brand Installers
- General Contractor
- ★ EmberSafe Home
Local crew, here next season too
- The Handyman
- Single Brand Installers
- General Contractor
- ★ EmberSafe HomeYes. It's all we do.
Service Areas
We install where wildfire actually runs.
Los Angeles County
Ventura County
Orange County
Insurance & California Code
Safer from wildfires. Ready for the paperwork.
California WUI Code
If your home sits in a Fire Hazard Severity Zone, Chapter 7A / CWUIC sets the standard for vents, screens, and exterior openings. We install to that standard on every job.
Carrier Pressure Is Real
Non-renewals and rewrites in wildfire ZIP codes are climbing. Documented hardening is what carriers and brokers are actually asking to see.
What The Risk Assessment Shows
Our free on-site risk assessment shows you exactly where every opening on your home stands, with photos. No promise of any specific insurance outcome, ever.
Guides & Resources
Understand what you're paying for.
Our Home Hardening Process
Step-by-step: how we scope, install, and document a whole-home wildfire retrofit.
Read moreWildfire Insurance Guide
What California carriers are asking for, and how documented hardening fits into your renewal.
Read moreHomeowner FAQ
Straight answers on vents, mesh, timelines, cost ranges, and what a risk assessment actually covers.
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