Osprey Fire Shield
Protection Beyond the Openings
Wildfire can threaten a home even before direct flame contact. Wind-driven embers and intense radiant heat can ignite combustible exterior materials, decks, siding, and other vulnerable areas. OSPREY Fire Shield is designed to create an additional protective layer between the structure and these wildfire exposures.
The deployable barrier is stored in rolls and secured across vulnerable exterior surfaces when wildfire conditions threaten. Its fire-resistant construction helps shield the structure from embers and radiant heat, providing homeowners with a practical layer of defense that can be deployed when needed and stored when the threat has passed.
HAWK Ember Vent
Stop Embers at a Critical Entry Point
Wind-driven embers are a major threat to homes during wildfires because they can travel ahead of the fire and enter structures through vents and other small openings. Once inside an attic or wall cavity, an ember can ignite combustible materials where sprinklers and exterior defenses may provide little protection.
HAWK Ember Vent is designed to maintain necessary ventilation while helping prevent dangerous embers from entering the structure. A 1/16-inch ember-resistant mesh creates a fine barrier behind the vent opening, while the fire-resistant assembly provides permanent protection without requiring homeowners to deploy anything when a wildfire approaches. It turns your home's most vulnerable openings into a continuous layer of wildfire defense.
OWL Fire Protection Gel
Protection Before the Fire Arrives
Wildfire can threaten a home long before flames reach the property. Wind-driven embers and intense radiant heat can ignite siding, decks, landscaping, and other combustible exterior materials, creating multiple potential ignition points around the structure.
OWL Fire Protection Gel is designed to be sprayed onto vulnerable exterior surfaces before wildfire conditions arrive, creating a temporary protective coating that helps defend against embers and radiant heat. The gel adheres to the structure and retains moisture, helping keep treated surfaces cooler and more resistant to ignition during wildfire exposure. Applied when a threat approaches and washed away afterward, OWL gives homeowners an additional deployable layer of wildfire protection exactly when it is needed.
Volare Fire manufactures advanced wildfire mitigation systems designed to help protect homes and properties from the threats of wildfire. From exterior sprinkler systems and ember resistant vents to next generation structural protection solutions, our products are built around one goal: reducing a property’s vulnerability before wildfire reaches it.
As wildfires become more frequent, destructive, and costly, protecting a home can no longer begin when the flames arrive. Aerie Fire combines practical engineering, intelligent design, and layered protection to help property owners prepare earlier, defend smarter, and build greater resilience against wildfire.
Wildfire is no longer an isolated or seasonal risk. Longer periods of extreme heat, drought, dry vegetation, and continued development in wildfire prone areas are increasing the exposure of homes and communities across the United States.
The scale of the threat continues to grow. Nearly 9 million acres burned nationwide in 2024, and more than 7.9 million acres have already burned in 2026. With more than 51,000 wildfires reported across the United States this year alone, the need for better ways to protect homes and properties is becoming increasingly clear.
That is where Volare Fire comes in. We believe wildfire protection should not rely on a single product or line of defense. Our approach is to protect the areas of a home that are most vulnerable to wildfire through a connected system of solutions designed to reduce exposure to embers, radiant heat, and direct flame.
From the vents where embers can enter, to the exterior surfaces where fire can take hold, Volare Fire is building a complete approach to property level wildfire protection. Our goal is simple: give property owners more ways to prepare, more ways to protect, and a better chance of having their home still standing when the fire passes.
