In California, wildfires present a persistent threat. Yet, contrary to common belief, a majority of homes lost in wildfires are not consumed by the direct path of flames. Instead, wind-driven embers play a destructive role.
These embers are fine particles that can travel a considerable distance ahead of the main fire. Despite their small size, they can exploit tiny weaknesses in home defenses. They often find entry by embedding in gutters, infiltrating attic vents, or resting in dry debris around your property. Their ability to ignite structures makes them a significant threat in wildfire situations.

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