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WILDFIRE SHOWS NO MERCY. PREPARATION IS YOUR BEST DEFENSE.

Wildfire defense systems, rooftop and property saturation, defensible-space solutions and property preparedness for Colorado homes in wildfire-prone areas.

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CHANCE FAVORS THE PREPARED.

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COMPLETE ROOFTOP FIRE DEFENSE SYSTEM

$6,995 $4,995

PROTECT YOUR HOME REDUCE RISK BE PREPARED

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REDUCE RISK

Helps protect vulnerable home and property surfaces from wind-driven embers and radiant heat.

PROTECT THE STRUCTURE

Rooftop and property saturation systems designed around the property.

DEFENSIBLE SPACE

Vegetation management and fuels reduction around structures.

WATER & POWER SOLUTIONS

Pumps, water supply considerations and backup-power options.

PREPARE YOUR PROPERTY

Assessment, planning, professional installation and ongoing readiness.

CHANCE FAVORS THE PREPARED.

You can't control how or where the next wildfire starts. You can control how prepared your property is.

✓ Activates automatically or manually

✓ Covers vulnerable areas with precision

✓ Helps reduce ember ignition and heat exposure

Colorado property in a wildfire-prone environment

WILDFIRE-PRONE COLORADO

THE THREAT IS REAL

WILDFIRE DOESN'T HAVE TO
REACH YOUR HOME TO
THREATEN IT.

Wind-driven embers can travel ahead of a wildfire and reach roofs, decks, vegetation and other vulnerable areas around a property. Radiant heat, surrounding fuels and exposed surfaces can all increase risk before flames ever reach the structure.

Property preparation starts by understanding those vulnerabilities and addressing the structure, surrounding landscape, water resources and other critical areas together.

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ROOFTOP FIRE DEFENSE

Purpose-designed exterior sprinkler coverage that helps wet vulnerable areas of your home before and during wildfire conditions.

ROOFTOP SYSTEMS

YARD & PROPERTY MITIGATION

Reduce combustible material and improve defensible space around your home with targeted property mitigation services.

MITIGATION SERVICES

PROTECT THE STRUCTURE. PREPARE THE PROPERTY.

Wildfire preparedness is not one product or one line of defense. FRFD looks at the structure, surrounding property, available water, backup power and defensible space as connected parts of a property-specific protection strategy.

ROOFLINE DEFENSE

Rooftop saturation systems planned around the structure and property.

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YARD & PROPERTY

Property saturation and site-focused mitigation around vulnerable areas of the property.

WATER SOLUTIONS

Water-supply considerations and pump solutions that support property-defense planning.

BACKUP POWER

Backup-power options designed to support ongoing system readiness when normal power is unavailable.

DEFENSIBLE SPACE

Vegetation management and fuels reduction around structures to help reduce property vulnerability.

ONE PROPERTY. MULTIPLE LAYERS OF PREPARATION.

HOW FRFD WORKS

ASSESS

We evaluate your home, roof, water source and surrounding property to understand the risks.

DESIGN

We build a customized protection plan tailored to your property and needs.

INSTALL

Our team professionally installs and tests your system for reliability.

PREPARE

We show you how it works so you can be ready when wildfire threatens.

BUILT FOR THE FRONT RANGE.

We understand Colorado homes, terrain and wildfire risks because we live here and protect here.

Pikes Peak Region Palmer Lake Monument Black Forest Woodland Park Manitou Springs Fountain And beyond

MITIGATION MATTERS.

As wildfire risk increasingly affects underwriting decisions, homeowners need documented steps they can take to reduce property vulnerability.

✓ Reduce risk to your home and property

✓ Document mitigation improvements

✓ Support your insurance conversations

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FOR INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS

Partner with FRFD to help your clients understand mitigation solutions that strengthen their properties and their protection.

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REAL INSTALLATIONS. REAL PROPERTY PREPARATION.

Property defense works best when the system, site and surrounding conditions are considered together. These installation categories show how layered preparation can address different areas of a property.

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ROOFLINE SYSTEMS

Structure-focused saturation and roofline defense designed around the property.

YARD SATURATION

Property-focused coverage around key exterior areas.

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WATER + CONTROLS

Pumps, controls and water-supply components supporting the broader defense plan.

BACKUP POWER

Power-readiness options supporting continued system operation when normal power is unavailable.

PROPERTY MITIGATION

Defensible-space and site preparation work around vulnerable property areas.

PROPERTY-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS. LAYERED PREPARATION.

CHANCE FAVORS THE PREPARED.

Wildfire preparedness starts before smoke is on the horizon.

A stronger property starts with understanding vulnerabilities, reducing surrounding fuels, planning for water and power, and keeping the system ready when it matters.

KNOW YOUR PROPERTY

Understand the roof, surrounding fuels, available water and key vulnerabilities around the property.

REDUCE SURROUNDING FUELS

Maintain defensible space and reduce vegetation and fuels around vulnerable structures.

PLAN WATER & POWER

Consider water supply, pumps and backup-power options as part of a broader property-defense plan.

MAINTAIN READINESS

Know how the system operates, keep maintenance current and continue reviewing wildfire readiness over time.

DOCUMENT THE WORK. SUPPORT THE CONVERSATION.

Wildfire mitigation is more useful when the work completed on the property is clearly documented.

FRFD can document installed property-defense systems and mitigation work so owners have a clearer record of the steps taken to prepare their property.

INSTALLATION RECORDS

Keep a clear record of installed wildfire-defense systems and related property improvements.

MITIGATION DOCUMENTATION

Document defensible-space and mitigation work completed around the property.

PROPERTY-SPECIFIC RECORDS

Maintain organized information that reflects the preparedness work completed for that specific property.

IMPORTANT INSURANCE NOTE

Insurance eligibility, discounts, underwriting decisions and coverage vary by carrier and policy. FRFD does not guarantee insurance acceptance, discounts or coverage.

BUILT FOR COLORADO. BUILT AROUND THE PROPERTY.

Front Range Fire Defense approaches wildfire preparedness as a property-specific, layered system — combining structure, site, water, power and mitigation considerations into one coordinated approach.

COLORADO BASED

Focused on properties across Colorado's Front Range, foothill and wildfire-prone communities.

PROPERTY-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS

Each property is evaluated around its structure, surrounding fuels, water, power and vulnerabilities.

LAYERED DEFENSE

Roofline protection, property saturation, defensible space and supporting systems work together as layers.

CONSTRUCTION + SITE CAPABILITY

Property-defense planning considers both the structure and the surrounding site rather than treating them separately.

PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION

Selected systems and mitigation components are installed as part of a coordinated property-defense plan.

PREPAREDNESS, NOT FEAR

The goal is practical readiness — understanding risk, improving the property and maintaining ongoing preparedness.

WILDFIRE PREPAREDNESS QUESTIONS.

Straightforward answers about wildfire property defense, defensible space, water and power planning, installation and ongoing preparedness.

01 Do wildfire roof sprinklers work?

Roofline and property saturation systems can be one layer of a broader wildfire-defense strategy by helping address vulnerable exterior surfaces around a property. FRFD does not position sprinklers as a stand-alone solution or guarantee of wildfire survival.

02 What is defensible space?

Defensible space focuses on vegetation management and fuels reduction around structures. It is an important part of reducing property vulnerability and works alongside other wildfire-preparedness measures.

03 What is the Home Ignition Zone?

The Home Ignition Zone refers to the home and the surrounding areas where the structure, nearby vegetation, fuels and other property conditions can influence wildfire vulnerability. FRFD evaluates these areas as part of a property-specific approach.

04 Can the system operate during a power outage?

Backup-power options can be considered as part of the property-defense plan. Actual operation during an outage depends on the system installed, available power sources and the backup configuration selected for the property.

05 Where does the system get its water?

Water planning is property-specific. During assessment, FRFD considers available water, water-supply conditions, pumps and other components needed to support the selected property-defense approach.

06 Can FRFD install a system on an existing home?

Existing properties can be evaluated for wildfire-defense solutions. The assessment looks at the home, roof, surrounding property, water, power and other conditions to determine which solutions are appropriate for that specific property.

07 Does a wildfire defense system replace defensible space?

No. FRFD uses a layered approach. Structure-focused systems, property saturation, defensible space, water planning and other preparedness measures are intended to work together rather than replace one another.

08 Can wildfire mitigation help with homeowners insurance?

FRFD can document installation and mitigation work so property owners have a clearer record of preparedness improvements completed on the property.

Insurance eligibility, discounts, underwriting decisions and coverage vary by carrier and policy. FRFD does not guarantee insurance acceptance, discounts or coverage.

09 What areas does FRFD serve?

Colorado Springs is FRFD's home-base market, with the broader service direction extending across Front Range, foothill, mountain and other Colorado wildfire-prone communities actually served by FRFD. Service availability depends on the property location.

10 How do I prepare my property for wildfire?

Start by understanding the property's vulnerabilities, managing surrounding fuels, considering water and backup power, selecting appropriate mitigation solutions and maintaining ongoing readiness. FRFD begins with a property-specific assessment.

HOW PREPARED IS YOUR PROPERTY?

Request a property assessment and take the first step toward a safer, more resilient property.

PROPERTY-SPECIFIC REVIEW

Start with the home, surrounding fuels, water, power and key property vulnerabilities.

OPTIONAL PHOTO UPLOAD

Share property photos when available to provide additional context for the assessment.

PREPAREDNESS PLANNING

Identify appropriate next steps based on the property's conditions and preparedness needs.

REQUEST YOUR PROPERTY ASSESSMENT

Tell us about the property and your primary wildfire preparedness concerns.