[ 00 ]Wildfire home hardening · Los Angeles · Tahoe · Nevada

Harden your home.Lower yourfire insurance.

Wildfire home hardening designed by former fire chiefs and documented for your insurer. A safer home that carriers want to cover, often at a lower premium.

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Former LA County Fire leadership · CSLB #1029958
Credentials and standards

Every system is specified by former fire chiefs, installed by a licensed contractor, and documented against the mitigation standards California insurers recognize.

CSLB Licensed#1029958
LA County FireLeadership heritage
Safer from WildfiresDocumented to CA standard
IBHS criteriaReports mapped to Wildfire Prepared Home
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[ 01 ]The insurance shift

Hardened homes are getting insured again.

Carriers are writing policies in fire country for homes that can prove their defenses. We document every layer we install, from vent mesh size to coating ratings and water supply, so your agent walks into underwriting with evidence.

5years for premium savings to repay the work, in our strongest cases
$15M+estates placed with standard carriers after hardening
6layers, the only full-service program in the region
How hardening changes your coverage →
Modern hillside home glowing at dusk
Hardened. Documented.Insurable.
Hardened home in Topanga CanyonTopanga Canyon

Premium coverage without a perfect lot.

Laminates on single-pane glass, retardant on open eaves and a sprinkler system. No full five-foot clearance, and still placed with a premium carrier.

Layers 3Premium carrier
Hardened home in San Diego CountySan Diego County

$5M to $15M estates, placed with Allstate and others.

Upgraded vents, fire-retardant paint and sprinklers gave underwriters the case they needed for standard-market policies.

Layers 3Standard market
Hardened home in Greater Los AngelesGreater Los Angeles

The work pays for itself in about five years.

Moving from fallback coverage to an admitted carrier can recover the full cost of hardening, while the home is safer from the first day.

Layers 6About 5-yr payback

[ 02 ]How homes are lost

The fire front isn’t what burns most homes. Embers are.

Wind carries burning debris far ahead of the flames. It settles in vents, gutters, decks and dry plants, and the house ignites from the inside out long after the front has passed.

1 mileHow far embers can travel ahead of a fire front
5 feetThe ember-ignition zone around a home that new rules now regulate
6 pathsRoof, siding, vents, glass, landscape and unattended hours

[ 03 ]The six-layer system

Six layers. Every path closed.

[ 03 ]The six-layer system

Six layers. Every path closed.

Layer 01 / 06Autonomous sprinklers
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5 FT ZONE COLD FIRE COATED GABLE VENTSOFFIT VENTFOUNDATION TANK · OFF GRID PUMP HEAT + EMBER SENSOR60 FT WET RADIUSCLASS A RETARDANT MIX RED FLAG WATCH BRIGADE ON CALL WOOD SIDINGCOATING SWELLS INTO CHAR EMBERS STOPPED AT THE OPENING1/16 TO 1/8 IN METAL MESH FILM HOLDS THE PANERATED 1,240°F · 11+ MIN

Scroll through the system. Each layer closes a different way a home ignites, and each one is documented in the terms insurers already use.

01 / Active defense

Autonomous Wildfire Sprinklers

Sensors start a roof and perimeter spray that runs off the grid, even when no one is home.

Autonomous Wildfire Sprinklers
Layer 01Wetline install
EmbersSpot firesSurface heat
Coverage
Up to 60 ft per head
Activation
Heat and ember sensors, app, manual

02 / Passive defense

Fire-Retardant Paint and Coatings

Looks like paint. In heat, it swells into an insulating char that shields wood and eaves.

Fire-Retardant Paint and Coatings
Layer 02Wetline install
Direct flameRadiant heat
Type
Intumescent coating
Surfaces
Siding, eaves, decks, interior

03 / Ember defense

Ember-Resistant Vents and Gutters

Fine metal mesh stops embers at attic and foundation vents, the most common way they get in.

Ember-Resistant Vents and Gutters
Layer 03Wetline install
EmbersAttic ignition
Mesh
1/16 to 1/8 inch metal
Vent types
Soffit, gable, foundation, ridge

04 / Glazing defense

Wildfire Window Laminates

Heat-resistant film holds glass together so radiant heat and embers can't get inside.

Wildfire Window Laminates
Layer 04Wetline install
Radiant heatEmber entry
Rated to
1,240°F
Duration
11+ minutes

05 / Landscape defense

Property Pre-Treatment

Plant-based suppressant on landscaping, decks and fences stops embers from catching.

Property Pre-Treatment
Layer 05Wetline install
Ember landingsDry fuel
Agent
Cold Fire suppressant
Base
Plant and water based

06 / Human defense

24/7 Wildfire Monitoring and Defense

Year-round monitoring and a brigade that checks your system while you evacuate.

24/7 Wildfire Monitoring and Defense
Layer 06Wetline install
Unattended hoursLate detection
Coverage
Year-round
Team
Dedicated brigade

[ 04 ]How it works

From walkthrough to insurable.

One team handles the assessment, the work and the paperwork. No subcontractor hand-offs.

01

Free assessment

A retired firefighter walks your property and scores every path a fire could take.

02

Your plan

You get a layer-by-layer plan, your readiness score and the expected insurance impact.

03

Install

Licensed crews install each layer to spec, usually in days, not months.

04

Readiness report

A documented file for your broker, renewed with every maintenance visit.

Wildland firefighters working in front of a forest fire

[ 05 ]Our firefighters

Designed by the people who used to fight these fires.

Retired chiefs and Forest Service veterans specify every system. A licensed luxury builder installs it. A retired firefighter walks your property with you.

Craig Weeks, Founder, Chief Technical Designer at Wetline Wildfire DefenseCW

Craig Weeks

Founder, Chief Technical Designer

Retired Division Chief of Fire Fleet Services, Los Angeles County Fire Department. Founded Specialty Fleet Consulting, advising departments nationwide on apparatus design.

21yrs LA County Fire
1,800apparatus overseen
Will Spyrison, Retired Division Chief, USFS at Wetline Wildfire DefenseWS

Will Spyrison

Retired Division Chief, USFS

Former Ojai and Fulton Hotshot, later Division Chief of the Los Angeles River Ranger District, Angeles National Forest. Expert fire witness and Campbell Prediction System instructor.

1977first fire assignment
CPSfire behavior instructor
Patrick Reitz, Fire Chief, Industry Consultant at Wetline Wildfire DefensePR

Patrick Reitz

Fire Chief, Industry Consultant

Fire Chief of the Lakeport Fire Protection District. Previously chief in Idyllwild, Sheridan and Crooked River Ranch. Structure hardening and suppression specialist.

33+yrs emergency services
4departments led
Big Mike, Owner, General Contractor at Wetline Wildfire DefenseM

Big Mike

Owner, General Contractor

Luxury home builder across Southern California who acquired Wetline in 2018 to bring construction-grade craft to wildfire hardening.

30+yrs building homes
CSLB#1029958

Our story and standards →

[ 06 ]From our clients

Homes still standing.

From Bel Air to Lake Arrowhead, homeowners who hardened with Wetline.

$48,600 → $17,105

Wetline helped us cut our fire insurance premium by 65%. We replaced a three-policy patchwork of FAIR Plan, DIC and excess coverage costing about $48,600 with one Dover Bay policy at $17,105.

Jerry GumpelHomeowner · FAIR Plan to a single policy
How to leave the FAIR Plan ↗

Bel Air

Many of our Palisades and Bel Air friends said Wetline was the only reason their homes were still standing.

Ron and Mellisa SilvermanBel Air
Wildfire protection in Bel Air ↗

Topanga Canyon

When a few paint areas bubbled a year later, they came back and fixed everything without hassle.

ChopperTopanga Canyon
Wildfire protection in Topanga ↗

Lake Arrowhead

We especially appreciate the system checks from Craig Weeks, the original founder of Wetline.

Tamara BurroLake Arrowhead
Wildfire protection in Lake Arrowhead ↗

Santa Ynez Valley

It took several minutes to ignite and only charred the immediate area, with little flame spread.

Kyle FSanta Ynez Valley ranch manager
See the coating ↗

Los Angeles

We feel more confident now that our home has several more layers of defense if a wildfire approaches.

Lev L. SpiroLos Angeles
See the sprinkler system ↗

[ 07 ]Service areas

From the Santa Monica Mountains to the Sierra.

We work where fire hazard is highest and insurance is hardest to find. Local crews, local permitting knowledge and one standard of work.

[ ? ]Questions

What homeowners ask us first.

Still deciding? Call or text 310-569-4523.

Can home hardening lower my insurance in a high fire zone?

Often, yes. California requires insurers to recognize qualifying wildfire mitigation, and many carriers will write or renew a hardened home they would otherwise decline. Our clients have placed with standard carriers after hardening, and some recover the full cost of the work in premium savings within about five years. Your carrier sets final pricing.

I'm on the FAIR Plan. Can Wetline help me get off it?

That's one of the most common reasons people call us. We harden the home, then give you a readiness report that lists each mitigation in the terms carriers use, so your broker can shop the standard market with evidence in hand.

Is Wetline an insurance company or agent?

No. We are a licensed contractor. We do the work and document it, and your broker or agent shops coverage.

What goes in the readiness report?

Each mitigation we install or verify, with photos, product ratings, vent mesh sizes, glazing protection, water supply and maintenance logs.

Will the sprinklers work if the power and water go out?

Yes. Systems run independently of the utility grid and draw from your pool or a dedicated tank, commonly 5,000 to 30,000 gallons, with their own pump.

Is the retardant safe for my family, pets and garden?

Our Cold Fire based suppressant is plant and water based, pH neutral and non-toxic to people, pets and vegetation.

[ 09 ]Book a free assessment

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[ ✦ ]Before the season turns

Know your number before fire season does.