Same sprinklers. Better chemistry. Complete defense.
Frontline uses a water and foam-based approach. We use a fire-inhibiting solution. The difference? Our system works better when dry — no reapplication needed. Water-based protection can dry out in extreme heat and wind.
And we don't stop at hardware. We assess your property, harden your home, spray fire retardant, document everything for your insurer, and come back every year.
Water + Foam vs. Fire-Inhibiting Solution
The sprayer hardware looks similar from the curb. The difference is what's inside — and how long it lasts once deployed.
Water + Class-A Foam
- 5x more effective than water alone — that's real
- But water-based protection can dry out in extreme heat and wind
- Requires cycling to maintain coverage
- Requires continuous water supply
- May compete with firefighters for water pressure
Protection depends on continuous water supply.
Non-Toxic Fire Inhibitor
- Works better when dry — no reapplication needed during an event
- Coats surfaces with a protective layer that resists heat
- No water dependency during fire event
- Applied once per activation — no cycling required
- Remains effective even after system shuts off
Designed for lasting protection after a single application.
Side-by-Side Breakdown
Here's what's included when you choose Ember Pro — and what to ask about when comparing alternatives.
Information about other providers reflects publicly available details. We encourage homeowners to ask these questions directly when evaluating any wildfire defense system.
What Ember Pro Includes
A wildfire defense system is more than sprinkler heads on a roof. Here are the five layers that make up a complete Ember Pro installation.
Property Risk Assessment
+Comprehensive on-site evaluation before any hardware goes up.
We start with a comprehensive on-site evaluation — identifying vulnerabilities, grading risk zones, and building a plan tailored to your property. Every home is different, and your defense plan should reflect that.
Home Hardening & Structural Protection
+Addressing the physical weak points of your home.
We address the physical weak points — ember-resistant vent screens, gap sealing around soffits and fascia, and Zone 0 defensible space improvements your insurer will want to see.
Fire Retardant Spray
+Fire-inhibiting solution applied to structure and surroundings.
Our spray system deploys a fire-inhibiting solution designed to coat and protect surfaces. Unlike water-based approaches, our solution is engineered to remain effective without continuous water supply — it works better when dry.
Insurance Documentation
+Documentation for insurance conversations and compliance.
We provide documentation homeowners can use in insurance conversations. Our Wildfire Risk Reduction Report supports proactive risk-reduction efforts — including system specs, maintenance records, and compliance paperwork.
Annual Maintenance & Re-Certification
+Yearly return visits to keep your defense current.
Every year we return to inspect your system, refresh chemicals, re-assess hardening, and update your documentation. Your defense doesn't expire — it gets better.
You're Googling "Frontline Wildfire Defense" because you want to know:
Both systems mount sprayers on your eaves and roof. Both activate remotely. The real difference is what happens after activation — and everything that comes with it.
Most wildfire sprinkler systems use water and foam. That's a real upgrade from bare rooflines. But water-based protection can dry out, especially in extreme heat and wind conditions.
Cost is often one of the biggest decision factors once homeowners start comparing quotes. Our system is considerably lower in cost than many installed wildfire defense systems.
Both systems mount sprayers on your eaves and roof. Both activate remotely. The real difference is what happens after activation — and everything that comes with it.
What Your Insurer Wants to See
Insurance companies increasingly want proof of proactive wildfire defense. Here's what we provide to support your conversations with your insurer.
We review your property via satellite to identify risk factors before we ever arrive on-site.
We send a detailed assessment in 24 hours — giving you a clear picture of what your property needs and what documentation we can provide for your insurer.
Fires don't wait. Neither should you.
Red flag warnings move faster than contractor schedules. A free defense quote gives you a clear starting point before the next wind event puts your home under pressure.
Request Your Property Assessment
Tell us about your property and we'll send a satellite-based risk assessment within 24 hours.
Ready to Protect Your Home the Right Way?
Talk to our team about a full property assessment. No pressure, no upsell — just an honest look at what your home needs.
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