WildfireArsenal helps insurers and MGAs by staging FireFoil and other wildfire response materials near exposed properties in high-risk areas, so protection isn't slowed down by procurement and access restrictions.
Authorized distributor of FireFoil™WHY BUILD AN ARSENAL
You can raise rates or non-renew on high-risk properties, but this doesn't protect the book you've already written. A single event can take out much of a region's TIV.
Pre-planned defense changes the loss math before the fire ever starts.
Insured wildfire claims paid in California in 2025, more than most reinsurance treaties were priced to carry.
Source: California Dept. of Insurance
US properties with significant wildfire exposure, where terrain and access make the true cost of a fire hard to model.
Pre-positioned barriers designed for rapid deployment that a carrier can call on to defend a covered home. Until now.
How it works
Materials staged
The arsenal is anchored by FireFoil™ structure wrap. Other protective materials include, but not limited to, firefighting foam, structure-protection sprinklers, and portable water-supply and pump kits.
Protective materials are staged in facilities positioned near covered properties across wildfire risk areas.
Each arsenal is matched to a plan that identifies which structures to defend and how crews reach them.
When a fire threatens, resources are already close enough to defend the buildings that stand a chance.
Evidence
Over 69 days the fire burned across the Sierra Nevada and destroyed more than 1,000 structures. As the fire front passed, wrapped homes stood while neighboring houses burned.
Pre-positioned Arsenals enable wider deployment quickly, lowering total loss.
"Just one property saved can pay for the entire arsenal."
Track Record
FireFoil™, the anchor material in every arsenal, is manufactured domestically to federal specification and has been adopted as standard structure-protection kit by federal wildland fire agencies. To learn more and read the research, go to firefoil.com.
Research
Peer-reviewed lab testing
Up to 96% radiant heat blocked
Controlled radiant-heat and flame-impingement testing of aluminized fire-blocking wraps measured up to 96% reduction in radiant heat and 92% reduction in convective heat reaching the protected surface, holding substrates below ignition through simulated wildland-urban interface exposure.
Takahashi, F. (2019). "Whole-House Fire Blanket Protection From Wildland-Urban Interface Fires," Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering.
PROVEN DEPLOYMENT RECORD
The standard for public wildfire response
State and federal wildland fire teams have used FireFoil™ aluminized shields for more than two decades to protect historic cabins, monuments, fire lookouts, bridges, communications infrastructure, and more.
In the news
National reporting on how federal agencies and homeowners have used aluminized wraps to defend structures, and irreplaceable landmarks from wildfire.
Intent on saving General Sherman and other high-priority trees, firefighters wrapped sequoias in aluminum-based blankets, sheathing the trees' bases from an intense wildfire.
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Fire wrap is not widely used by homeowners in America, but the material has saved properties, including small historic houses and cabins, owned by federal agencies.
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Used for years by the Forest Service, aluminum wrappings are finding a new market as structure protection for private homes and cabins in wildfire country.
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