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Request access Homeowner pilot
We're inviting homeowners in wildfire-prone areas to help shape the PyroVeil pilot. Tell us about your property so our team can review its potential fit. PyroVeil is in development and is not commercially available yet.
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Getting involved
We're looking for homes that can help us understand installation needs, wildfire exposure, and homeowner priorities.
Selected pilot participants will receive priority preorder access before the general public, plus a discount when preorders open. Registering interest is free. A submission is not a preorder or confirmation of compatibility or pilot selection.
Tell us where your property is and what matters most to you.
Our team reviews roof type, geometry, access, and wildfire exposure.
Homeowners whose properties match the pilot requirements may be invited to interviews, surveys, or prototype evaluations.
Homeowner pilot
We are interested in homes in wildfire-prone areas, second homes, builders, and communities facing insurance challenges.
The rooftop housing opens, and inflatable supports carry the blanket outward and down around the home. This animation illustrates the proposed deployment sequence.
Your questions
PyroVeil is in development and is not commercially available yet. Registering your interest is free. It is not a preorder or a confirmed pilot place, and we have not announced an availability date.
Our team reviews your contact details, property ZIP, and any information you choose to share. We may contact you about research or future pilot opportunities. Property compatibility and pilot selection still require review.
Selected pilot participants will receive priority preorder access before the general public, plus a discount when preorders open. Registering your interest does not guarantee pilot selection, reserve a system, or place a preorder.
The review will consider roof shape, the building footprint, attachments, surrounding ground, installation access, and maintenance needs. We are developing the system around different property types rather than assuming every home will fit.
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.
The current concept uses inflatable supports to carry the blanket outward from rooftop storage. It does not use water, hoses, ropes, external cables, or an external frame. Its deployment and operating requirements still need engineering validation.
The plan starts with repeatable deployment and coverage around different building shapes. Controlled wind and ember testing, installation and maintenance reviews, and supervised pilots would follow the relevant safety checks.
No insurance discount or insurer recognition is promised. Any future decision would depend on test evidence, installation and maintenance requirements, and the insurer's own assessment.