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Reduce Fire Risk with
Ember-Resistant Vents
Prevent tiny sparks from starting big fires. Install 'ember resistant vent screens' today.
'Ember vent' screens FOR FIRE PROTECTION
Block Embers Before Entering
Sparks Can Start Fires.
Fire protection starts by stopping embers from entering through your home's vents.
Fire protection starts by stopping embers from entering exposed vents, such as this gable vent on a garage.
So, Which Vents Need Covering?
Home often have eave vents which allow airflow into attic & roof spaces.
These under-eave vents are main entry points of embers, so covering them is a priority.
REDUCE FIRE DAMAGE WITH 'EMBER MESH' SCREENS
Reduce Your Risk from Flying Embers
90% of house fires start on the inside of the home; during wildfire season, nearby embers can enter your home via uncovered vents.
EXAMPLES OF MOST-COMMON VENT TYPES
Photo Gallery of Vent Types
Homes built before 2008 have roof vents which are vulnerable to airborne embers.
This gallery of images depicts the most common vent types which should be covered with an ember resistant vent screen.
Homes built after 2008 have fewer roof vents, but embers can still enter homes through other vent types:
- Wall Vents, on basements, laundry-room & garages.
- Gable Vents, on attic & roof spaces.
- Soffit Vents, on home awnings
Click here to Contact Total Screen to get Ember Resistant Vent Screens installed on your home's currently-exposed vents.
Click here to Contact Total Screen to get Ember Resistant Vents installed on your home's currently-exposed vents.
Use our price-estimate calculator for a personalized price quote based on your home’s requirements.
Which Vents Get Covered?
To get an accurate price estimate for your Ember Resistant Vent Screens, count the vents on the outside of your home.
Ember-Mesh Map
for San Diego, California
Input your address, city, or neighborhood, to see who else has protected their home with ember-resistant vent screens.
Note: this map represents ONLY the ember-resistant vent installations that Total Screen has provided, but there are likely other houses who have installed their own ember-mesh on their home vents.
When Was Your Home Built?
Input your address to find out if your home was built before 2008.
Was your home built before 2008 in California?
Homes in California that were built before 2008 can likely benefit from installing ember-resistant vent screens, which help reduce ember-related fire damage to your home.
In California, homes built after 2008 are unlikely to require ember-resistant vents, due to new fire protections built into the California Building Code 7A, which was instituted in 2008.
Contact Us - Get 'Ember Resistant Vent Screens'
We're here to help you, so please contact Total Screen today and we'll get in touch right away with screen solutions increase your home's fire-protection level.
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