Exterior wildfire sprinkler systems
Custom-designed roof and perimeter sprinkler systems that run on city water or a private tank or cistern.
Grand County, Colorado
Protect your mountain home from wildfire with an exterior sprinkler system.
We design and install exterior wildfire sprinkler systems for homes in the high country, fed by city water or a private tank or cistern. We also help with defensible space, home hardening, and the mitigation paperwork your insurer may ask for.
Serving Grand Lake, Granby, Winter Park, Fraser, Kremmling, and nearby mountain communities.
Our specialty
Exterior wildfire sprinkler systems
An exterior sprinkler system wets your roof, walls, decks, and the ground around your home so it is better prepared when fire weather moves in. Each system is designed around your home, your lot, and the water you have available.
- Roof, eave, and perimeter coverage planned for your home's layout and surroundings.
- City water or private supply. Systems can be designed for a municipal connection or a dedicated water tank or cistern.
- Manual or remote activation options so the system can be turned on when you need it.
- Seasonal service for mountain conditions, including spring start-up, testing, and fall winterization.
Services
Practical wildfire preparation for mountain homeowners
Start with the piece you need most, or combine services into one plan for your property.
Defensible space and fuel mitigation
Thinning, limbing, brush and debris removal, and clearing the zones closest to your home.
Home hardening
Practical upgrades like ember-resistant vents, gutter guards, and attention to decks, fencing, and other vulnerable spots.
Insurance-ready mitigation documentation
Organized before and after photos, work summaries, and system details you can share with your insurance company.
We are not an insurance agency. We help you document the mitigation work done on your property. Your insurer decides what it requires and how it treats that work.
How it works
A simple, four-step process
On-site assessment
We walk your property, look at the home, surrounding fuels, access, and your water supply, and talk through your goals.
Design and quote
You get a clear plan for sprinklers, mitigation work, or both, with a written quote before any work begins.
Installation and work
We install your system and complete the agreed mitigation work, then walk you through how everything operates.
Seasonal maintenance and testing
Spring start-up, testing, and fall winterization help keep your system ready year after year.
Why it matters for Grand County
Mountain living comes with its own considerations
Grand County homes often sit among forests, on slopes, and away from town services. Thoughtful preparation is part of owning property here.
Homes in the trees
Many properties are surrounded by lodgepole pine, spruce, and brush. Managing what grows near the house is one of the most practical steps a homeowner can take.
Embers travel
Wind can carry embers well ahead of a fire. Roofs, vents, gutters, and decks are common places for embers to land, which is why exterior protection and hardening work go hand in hand.
Remote and seasonal homes
Cabins and second homes may sit empty for weeks at a time. A well-planned system and a maintained property help owners feel more prepared, whether they are home or away.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need a water tank?
It depends on your site and water supply. Some homes can run a system from a city or district water connection, while others, especially on wells or in remote areas, may be better served by a dedicated tank or cistern. We look at your water source, pressure, and property during the assessment and recommend what fits.
How does an exterior sprinkler system work?
Sprinkler heads are placed on or around the roof, eaves, and perimeter of the home. When activated, they wet the structure and the area around it. The layout, water source, and activation method are designed for each property.
Can you help with my homeowners insurance?
We are not insurance agents and cannot promise any change to your coverage or premium. What we can do is document the mitigation work and system details on your property in an organized way so you have it ready if your insurer asks.
What happens in the winter?
Mountain winters are hard on plumbing. Systems are designed with winterization in mind, and seasonal service includes draining and protecting the system in the fall and testing it again in the spring.
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