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Share your name, email, and U.S. property ZIP. Additional context is optional.
For U.S. homeowners
A home worth preparing for. A concept worth helping shape.
PyroVeil is exploring an installed, deployable exterior blanket for wildfire-exposed homes. Early access is an invitation to express interest in development and research, not a product reservation.
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Who we hope to learn from
Real properties. Real preparation questions.
We welcome interest from primary and second-home owners, builders, and community representatives in U.S. wildfire-risk areas. Evacuation experience, insurance concerns, and different roof geometries can inform research. None of these establishes eligibility.
Possible research follow-up
The team may ask about roof geometry, exposure, and preparation needs as development progresses.
Future pilot consideration
Any pilot depends on engineering progress, safety review, property fit, and a separately defined scope.
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Put your interest on record.
Tell us where your property is. We will save your interest for development and research follow-up.
No payment or purchase commitment. Pricing, availability, and pilot dates are not established. Registration does not guarantee selection.
Your questions
What to know before you join.
Can I buy PyroVeil today?
Not yet. PyroVeil is a concept-stage product in development, not a certified or commercially available system. Pricing, installation scope, and measured performance have not been established.
What happens when I join early access?
We save your interest and property ZIP so the team can contact you about development and research opportunities. You may be asked to discuss your property or share roof photos. Registration is not a preorder, requires no payment, and does not guarantee pilot selection or a response date.
Will it fit my house?
Compatibility has not been established. Roof geometry, building footprint, projections, ground conditions, and access will all affect fit. We cannot confirm that a particular home is suitable from its ZIP code alone.
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.
Does it need water or external rigging?
The current concept uses dry pneumatic deployment from a roof-apex cassette. Inflatable radial beams would carry the blanket outward. No ropes, cables, hoses, water, or external rigging are used in the visualized architecture.
Has it been proven in wildfire or extreme wind?
No validated wildfire-protection or extreme-wind performance is being claimed. Packaging, inflation, material durability, wind loads, ground-level coverage, and safe operation require physical testing.
Will it lower my insurance premium?
No insurance discount, coverage eligibility, or insurer recognition is promised. These would require evidence and independent decisions by insurers.