We Build Fire Hardened Homes

Fire Safety Starts At Home

Our many years of experience constructing, retrofitting, and hardening homes with non-combustible materials and designs make us experts in fire-mitigation construction, helping your home resist flames and embers. We focus on roofs, vents, windows, siding, and sealing vulnerable spots to prevent ignition.

Build Your Safer Home

12 Years Of Safe, Satisfied Customers

We build safer homes and communities.

512+

Successfully Project Finished.

25+

Years of experience with proud

1120+

Revenue in 2017 investment

1520+

Colleagues & counting more daily

Hardened Homes Make Safer Homes

Quality Services That Matter

Fire Mitigation

Committed To Keeping Homes & Communities Safe

Specializing in home hardening and fire mitigation construction makes us the perfect contractor for your home.

We Follow Fire Safe Practices

There is a reason why customers tell there friends to use us.

Our Latest Works

Science Lab Building

New York, USA

Long Gate Bridge

Malmo, SE

Enix Lawyer Building

Toronto, CA

Deep Sea Bridge

Athens, GR

What Our Clients Say

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is wildfire mitigation really necessary?

Yes! Every year, devastating wildfires burn across the United States. A growing number of people live in areas where wildfires are a real risk. While these fires will continue to happen, there are things you can do to protect your home and neighborhood as well as your family’s safety.

2. Does home hardening really protect my home?

Yes! All the major fire prevention organizations like National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Headwaters Economics, and CAL FIRE have created new building standards that make homes more resilient to wildfire.

3. Is wildfire mitigation construction expensive?

No! New construction, using recommended techniques and fire-resistant materials, have proven to not increase costs. Basic wildfire mitigation retrofitting of homes can be done for a few thousand dollars.