Distributed exposure
Embers can reach more than one vulnerable area. Preparation has to consider the building as a system.
Whole-building wildfire defense
Deployable wildfire blanket for your home
A roof-mounted system designed to deploy a semi-reflective silver envelope over the roof, walls, openings, and perimeter of the home.
Patent pending | Designed for U.S. wildfire-exposed homes
Why this matters
The fire can be far away
The embers can already be here
Wind-driven embers can reach roofs, vents, decks, and other vulnerable surfaces before the fire front arrives. PyroVeil brings the physical response to the building itself, ready before people evacuate.
Research context: NIST, Structure Hardening for EmbersPrepare before the event
The concept stores at the roof apex, rather than asking someone to install a wrap during an emergency.
An additional layer
Home hardening and defensible space remain essential. PyroVeil is intended to complement them, not replace them.
The system
One cassette — A complete exterior envelope
A roof-apex cassette stores the system. Pressurized flexible structures deploy the blanket outward and down around the building.
Pre-deployment | Cassette closed
Post-deployment | Full enclosureThe cassette stays fixed at the roof apex. Integrated pneumatic structures carry the blanket radially outward and down, without event-time ropes, cables, hoses, water, or external rigging.
See the deployment architectureThe category
A deployable second layer over a hardened home
Home hardening and defensible space form the foundation. PyroVeil adds an installed, whole-building response designed to act after evacuation, without depending on water delivery or event-time wrapping.
| Defense | Installed readiness | Exterior coverage | Acts after evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior sprinklers | Yes | Spray-limited; supply-dependent | Only while trigger, power, and water remain available |
| Gels / retardants | Requires application | Applied surfaces; temporary | Only while the coating remains effective |
| Manual structure wraps | Requires event-time installation | Potentially broad if fully installed | Yes, but only after manual installation |
| Automated shutters / vent closures | Yes | Openings only | Yes, if automatically triggered |
| Detection-only systems | Yes | No physical coverage | Alerts or triggers only |
| PyroVeil target | Deployable envelope layer |
Building the category
A clear product architecture
A disciplined path to market
Installed at the roof apex
A compact cassette, deployable silver membrane, and integrated pneumatic structure define the core system.
Ready before the emergency
Whole-building exterior coverage designed to deploy after occupants evacuate, without event-time installation.
Turn architecture into evidence
Prototype packaging, repeatable deployment, wind and ember testing, property fit, installation, and serviceability.
First homes
Put your property on the pilot map
We are prioritizing wildfire-risk homes, second homes, builders, and communities experiencing insurance pressure.
Homeowner questions
What people want to know
When will PyroVeil be available?
PyroVeil is in product development and is not commercially available. Requesting pilot access is a research fit screen, not a reservation or availability promise.
What happens when I request pilot access?
We save your consented contact information, property ZIP, profile, and any optional context you provide. The team may contact strong-fit properties as validation progresses. A submission does not confirm compatibility or pilot selection.
How will PyroVeil fit different homes?
A property review will account for roof geometry, building footprint, projections, ground conditions, access, and service needs. Representative property types are part of the development and installation program.
Does it replace home hardening or evacuation?
No. Defensible space, ember-resistant construction, and local evacuation instructions remain essential. PyroVeil is being developed as a potential additional exterior layer, not a shelter for people or a reason to delay evacuation.
For investors
A new installed category
for wildfire-exposed homes
Explore the product insight, initial U.S. market, commercial model, and evidence-led path to scale.