FireShield

Wildfire Defense System in Los Angeles

Automated Home Wildfire Protection Using Roof & Perimeter Sprinklers

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FireShield Introductory Video
Three views of an installed system: the hardware mounted on a house exterior seen past a window, the two weatherproof enclosures joined by their copper supply line with the antenna above, and a close-up of the gauge reading READY with one zone armed and the water source open.

Automatic and Effective

Wildfire sprinkler system protecting homes with automatic roof and perimeter coverage

FireShield is a 24/7 automated wildfire defense systems in Los Angeles, covering your home and land with water and eco-friendly foam to stop wildfires before they start—all controlled through an easy-to-use app.

24/7 Monitoring & Automated Activation

Real-time wildfire detection and smart alerts for your home in Los Angeles

FireShield’s 24/7 wildfire monitoring, will automatically activate the system at your house, when wildfires get closer than a specific distance.

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The Command Center Protecting Your Home

Wildfire defense system control unit designed for homes in SoCal

At the heart of FireShield is our U.S.-built Defense Core—engineered to stay online through blackouts, water shutoffs, and evacuations. With backup power, alternate water sources, and multiple communication channels, your home stays protected when others fail.

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The FireShield Defense Core: a weatherproof enclosure with an integrated sun and rain shield, external antenna, illuminated gauge display reading READY, and a red OFF/ON selector glowing beneath it.

Technology

The FireShield controller

Built for the conditions a wildfire brings: extreme heat, smoke, ash and lost power. The controller runs on solid-state electronics in a sealed, weather-rated enclosure, stays connected when local networks fail, and acts on the owner’s settings the moment a fire comes within range.

The FireShield controller: weather-rated enclosure with antenna, solar shield over the status display, two buttons and a red manual override
Sealed, weather-rated enclosure with a solar shield over the display.
Drawing of the FireShield controller from the FireShield patent, each part numbered
Proprietary technology, protected by our patent.
  • No moving parts

    Solid-state electronics and purpose-built firmware. No fan to clog with ash, no operating system to crash or update.

  • Stays connected

    Wi-Fi, cellular and satellite, with battery backup and optional solar. Losing the grid or the cell tower does not take it offline.

  • Protects the plumbing

    Manifolds stay unpressurized in standby and are only pressurized when the system runs.

  • Local control, always

    The override switch on the unit stops any activation, whether it was started by the owner, the app or automatically.

How we compare

How FireShield compares

In the appFireShield app: activation distance and delay-before-spraying sliders

You decide when it starts

FireShield: Choose how close a fire has to get and how long to wait before spraying.

The competition: Fixed at 7 miles and a 10-minute wait.

In the appFireShield app: a zone group named Roof and east side, watering zones 2 and 3

Water just one side of the house

FireShield: Pick only the zones you need, like the roof and east side, and skip the rest.

The competition: No option to pick zones is published.

In the appFireShield app: schedule activation to start on its own in 2 hours

Schedule it before you leave

FireShield: Set it to start on its own in a few hours or days, even after you evacuate.

The competition: No scheduled start is published.

FireShield Calabasas Project
Calabasas Project

Reliable Connection, Total Control

Multi-network wildfire system with WiFi, cellular, and satellite connectivity

With backup power, water, and 4-way connectivity, it stays online even when city utilities fail.

The Defense Core beside the FireShield phone app, linked by Wi-Fi, cellular and satellite icons. The app shows system status READY, line pressure, flow rate, zones, foam, pool and generator status, the distance to the closest wildfire, and Start, Start with Foam and Test Run controls.

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Sample Projects

FireShield wildfire sprinkler system installations across Los Angeles areas

  • Palisades Sample Project
    Palisades Sample Project
  • Beverly Hills Sample Project
    Beverly Hills Sample Project
  • Brentwood Sample Project
    Brentwood Sample Project
  • Beverly Hills Sample Project
    Beverly Hills Sample Project

System states

Every stage, executed in order.

Twenty years of fire-protection engineering went into how FireShield moves from standby to rinse. Each state has one job, a clear condition to enter it and a clear condition to leave it, so the system never guesses and never skips a step.

01 · READY

Armed and waiting. Every fire near the property tracked in real time; nothing moves until one meets your rules.

02 · PENDING

The decision window. A fire crossed your distance. Your countdown runs; start or stop it from anywhere.

03 · ACTIVE

Defense, zone by zone. Water and Class A foam on the roof, walls and ground. STOP stays on screen the whole run.

04 · ENDING

A controlled finish. Lines drain, nozzles rinse, and it returns to READY on its own.

FireShield app showing READY: Armed and waiting.
FireShield app showing PENDING: The decision window.
FireShield app showing ACTIVE: Defense, zone by zone.
FireShield app showing ENDING: A controlled finish.

Subtle Design, Professional Installation

Discreet wildfire protection system designed to match your home exterior

FireShield wildfire sprinklers are installed along roof ridges and covered areas to stay hidden while delivering full defense.

  • A finished two-story white Spanish-tile home with the FireShield system installed, seen from the driveway — the hardware blended into the roofline and exterior.
  • A branded FireShield service van parked in the driveway of a large white home, lettered with Automated Exterior Home Defense, Wildfire Sprinkler Systems, and the company phone number.

Battery Backup & Solar Support

Wildfire defense system that operates during power outages

Built-in battery backup with optional solar charging keeps FireShield running—even during power outages.

A solar panel mounted on a flat gravel roof beside the system's copper supply line at sunset, keeping the backup battery charged.

Customized For Your House

How the wildfire sprinkler system is customized and protects your home step by step

FireShield is tailored to your property and activates early to soak your roof and land, creating a strong defense before fire arrives.

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Independence from Public Utilities

Wildfire protection system with independent water and communication sources

A backyard swimming pool and spa overlooking a hillside at dusk, serving as the system’s secondary water source.

Water Security

The FireShield system can automatically draw from your pool or backup water tank using its own dedicated pump, helping maintain protection if the main water supply is disrupted.

The FireShield Defense Core control unit with its external antenna, gauge display reading READY, control buttons and red OFF/ON selector.

Resilient Communication

FireShield automatically transitions between Wi-Fi, cellular, and satellite networks, allowing you to activate protection remotely even if one connection is disrupted.

Custom-Engineered for Your Home

Tailored wildfire sprinkler system designed for your property layout and risk level

Every FireShield system is individually designed for your property — never templated, never one-size-fits-all. We analyze your home’s structure, elevation, and surrounding landscape to determine optimal sprinkler placement across critical exterior surfaces.

Roof-mounted units protect vulnerable upper areas, while discreet perimeter sprinklers reinforce walls, eaves, and adjacent defensible space. This coordinated design helps maintain consistent moisture across the structure and nearby surroundings, with positioning calibrated to perform reliably in high-wind wildfire conditions.

Plumbing Protection

Pressure-controlled wildfire system to protect pipes and ensure durability

Dual pressure control helps reduce pipe shock during operation, supporting smoother flow and longer plumbing life.

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Cutaway diagram of a water-hammer arrestor fitted to a supply line: a sealed piston rises inside the chamber to absorb the pressure surge traveling along the pipe.

Main Components

Key parts of the wildfire sprinkler system protecting your home

A FireShield roof rotor mounted on a tile ridge, throwing a long jet of water across the roof against a clear blue sky.

Roof Rotors

FireShield roof rotors deliver wide-area coverage across your roof, gutters, and nearby exterior surfaces. By distributing water evenly across upper structures, they help reduce ignition risk from embers and radiant heat.

Eave sprayers running along the underside of a two-story home’s overhang, throwing a wide curtain of water down across the wall and balcony.

Eaves Sprayers

Installed beneath overhangs, FireShield eave sprayers protect exterior walls and the ground area closest to your home. This focused coverage reinforces the areas most vulnerable during ember exposure.

Thick white Class A foam pouring off the eave of a house and clinging in heavy curtains down the wall and windows.

Class A Foam

FireShield applies non-toxic, U.S. Forest Service–approved, biodegradable Class A foam that improves water absorption on exterior surfaces. The foam clings longer than water alone and rinses away cleanly after application.

One-Stop Shop

Complete wildfire protection system installation and service from start to finish

We execute the entire process, start to finish, and handle every aspect to ensure a perfect performance — A to Z system install, seamless integration, and real-time monitoring and service year-round, from a team based in Los Angeles.

Diagram of FireShield's end-to-end service: A to Z system install, seamless integration, Los Angeles based with timely local support, and 24/7 real-time monitoring and service year-round.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do you install FireShield Wildfire Sprinkler System for my house?

The FireShield Wildfire Sprinkler System is custom-designed and professionally installed based on your home's unique layout. Our expert team assesses your rooflines, eaves, and surrounding property to ensure optimal sprinkler placement for maximum wildfire defense. Installation is discreet and tailored to blend seamlessly with your home’s exterior.

Can I disable automatic activation when fire is nearby?

Yes. Although FireShield is designed to activate automatically when a fire threat is detected nearby, you have the option to disable or override the automatic activation through the FireShield mobile app, giving you full control over system operations.

Can I manually activate the system, on demand?

Absolutely. FireShield allows manual activation at any time through the FireShield app, ensuring you can start protecting your home whenever you feel it’s necessary, whether or not an automatic trigger has been detected.

When should I activate my system?

You should activate your FireShield system when there is a known wildfire threat approaching your area. However, the system is designed to automatically engage when fire activity is detected within a critical range, adding an extra layer of proactive protection even if you are away.

Will FireShield System, save my house and properties during a wildfire?

No system can guarantee protection. FireShield is designed to soak your structure and nearby surroundings to help reduce ignition from embers and radiant heat — the leading causes of home loss during wildfires. Results depend on conditions, water supply and maintenance.

What else should I do to protect my home from wildfires besides using FireShield?

Along with installing the FireShield System, we recommend maintaining defensible space around your home by clearing dry vegetation, using fire-resistant landscaping, sealing vents, hardening structures with fire-resistant materials, and staying informed on wildfire conditions through trusted sources.

Will FireShield System help with my home insurance?

Coverage, renewals, discounts and credits are decided by your insurer, and installing FireShield does not guarantee any of them. What FireShield provides is documentation of your mitigation — installation, maintenance and readiness records — that you can share with your insurer or broker.

What are the water sources that the FireShield system uses?

The FireShield System can draw water from various sources, including municipal water supplies, swimming pools, dedicated water tanks, or onsite wells. During installation, we evaluate the best available source to ensure reliable water access during emergencies.

What are the power sources that the FireShield system uses?

FireShield Systems are equipped with multiple power options, including connection to your home’s electricity, backup battery systems, and optional solar integration. This multi-layered approach ensures that the system remains operational even during grid outages.

Once activated, how long will the FireShield System will continue running?

The FireShield System is designed to run continuously for several hours once activated, depending on available water supply and battery life. Backup systems and water sources are factored into the design to maximize runtime during critical wildfire events.

Is the Class A firefighting foam safe and how does it help?

Yes, the Class A firefighting foam used by FireShield is biodegradable, non-toxic, and environmentally safe. It enhances the water’s ability to penetrate and saturate combustible materials, dramatically improving the effectiveness of wildfire defense efforts.

What are the areas that FireShield System will saturate with water?

The system saturates key ignition zones, including your roof, eaves, exterior walls, and the surrounding landscape up to 30 feet from your home. This comprehensive coverage helps create a moisture barrier that significantly reduces fire risk.

How does wind affect the FireShield System?

While strong winds can influence spray patterns, the FireShield System is strategically designed with sprinkler placement and pressure optimization to maintain effective water coverage even during high-wind conditions commonly associated with wildfires.

Protect your assets

Fire won’t wait. Neither should you.