USA Wildfire Edition — Brochure

9-page A4 · single-drop mail piece · neighbor-install campaign

Hillside home defended by roof sprinklers as a wildfire crests the ridge behind

A home near yours is now ready for fire season. Here’s how.

Prodigy has just completed a wildfire defense installation on a home near yours — a permanently installed, engineered sprinkler system that wraps the home in a protective humidity bubble, designed around the right water source for the property.

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01 · JANUARY 7, 2025PRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

January 7, 2025 · Los Angeles

The night the hydrants ran dry.

The Palisades Fire ignited on the morning of January 7, 2025, and rode 80–100 mph Santa Ana winds into one of the most protected zip codes in America. Aircraft were grounded. Engine crews were spread across hundreds of simultaneous ignitions.

The same night, the Eaton Fire tore into Altadena. Between the two fires, more than 16,000 structures were gone — in neighborhoods with hydrants on every corner, minutes from major fire stations.

Preparation is no longer a rural conversation. It’s an American one.

THAT DAY, HOUR BY HOUR

10:30 AM

Palisades Fire ignites above the Highlands

MIDDAY

80–100 mph winds ground firefighting aircraft

6:18 PM

Eaton Fire ignites 25 miles east in Altadena

OVERNIGHT

Thousands of simultaneous ignitions overwhelm every resource at once

TWO FIRES. ONE NIGHT. MORE THAN 16,000 STRUCTURES GONE.

THE EVIDENCE

structures destroyed by the Palisades Fire alone — 23,707 acres burned, 12 lives lost.

The Eaton Fire, burning the same night 25 miles east, destroyed a further 9,418 structures and took 17 lives.

CAL FIRE final incident reports, January 2025 · Los Angeles County After-Action Review.

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02 · THE WATER FAILUREPRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

The water failure · Palisades Highlands

The hydrants on your street were never built for a firestorm.

Fire hydrant on a suburban street in golden smoke haze

Palisades Highlands, January 2025 — a firestorm opens thousands of draws on the grid at once. It’s an engineering reality every Prodigy design accounts for.

As the Palisades Fire crowned into the Highlands, roughly 20% of upper-elevation hydrants lost pressure or ran dry. The 117-million-gallon Santa Ynez reservoir — the backstop for exactly this moment — sat empty for repairs. This wasn’t negligence. It was arithmetic. City water is built for a house fire: one home, a few engines, a few hours. A firestorm opens thousands of draws on the grid at once. That’s why every Prodigy system starts with its own engineered water-supply design.

20%

of upper-elevation hydrants lost pressure or ran dry during the Palisades Fire.

117M

gallons — the capacity of the Santa Ynez reservoir, offline and empty when the fire arrived.

A firestorm is a different engineering problem. So we engineer your water supply for it.

California Natural Resources Agency water supply analysis, Nov 2025 · LADWP · NBC Los Angeles.

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03 · HOW HOMES IGNITEPRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

Embers arrive first

The fire you see isn’t the one that takes your home.

Long before a flame front arrives — often while it’s still miles away — the wind delivers a blizzard of burning embers onto your property. They collect in gutters. Slip into vents. Settle against decks and dry mulch.

Investigators traced home after home that ignited hours after the front passed — or before it ever arrived. Defensible space and fire-resistant materials help, but they’re passive measures against an active threat. Nothing passive protects a property after the evacuation order comes.

Dry leaves smouldering in a roof gutter on a bright autumn day

Embers collect where you can’t see them — gutters, vents, dry debris against the house. Most homes ignite this way, not from the flame front.

THE NUMBER THAT MATTERS

of homes lost to wildfire ignite from wind-borne embers — not direct contact with the flame front.

Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) · U.S. Forest Service ember research.

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04 · THE PRODIGY RESPONSEPRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

Active defense, engineered

When the fire comes, your home fights back.

The Prodigy Wildfire Defense System is a permanently installed exterior sprinkler network, engineered head-by-head to your property’s exact geometry. Activated from your phone, a sensor, or a manual valve, it wraps your home in a continuous humidity bubble within minutes — and defends it on four fronts at once.

FOUR FRONTS, SIMULTANEOUSLY

Ember interception

Water across rooflines, eaves, and vents extinguishes incoming embers on contact — before they ignite.

Surface cooling

Roof and wall surfaces are held below ignition temperature under sustained radiant heat.

Moisture elevation

Humidity rises across the entire structure, making it far harder for any spark to take hold.

Radiant heat reduction

Water absorbs radiant energy through the most dangerous minutes — as the front passes closest.

Three Prodigy Wildfire App screens standing on a mountain ridge at golden hour

THE PRODIGY WILDFIRE APP

You leave. Your system doesn’t.

Activate, monitor, and control your system from anywhere in the world. EmberWatch™ tracks live fires with estimated arrival times and projected paths — and can fire your system automatically. Protection that stays behind after you’ve evacuated.

EmberWatch™ live fire alertsGlobal activationSmartCycle programs

INCLUDED WITH EVERY PRODIGY SYSTEM · iOS & ANDROID

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05 · ANATOMY OF THE SYSTEMPRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

What we actually install

One system, engineered to your exact roofline.

A Prodigy system is not a kit. It’s designed head-by-head on a drawing of your property before a single bracket is mounted — overlapping coverage arcs proven on the plan, creating one continuous humidity bubble around the whole structure.

THE PRINCIPLE — the running system wraps the structure in a humidity bubble; embers die on contact.

THE HUMIDITY BUBBLE

ONE BUBBLE · EVERY SURFACE PROTECTED

A BUBBLE OF MOISTURE

Ridge heads throw 30 to 50 ft of water and the eave heads wrap below them, holding the whole structure inside one continuous humidity bubble.

EMBERS DIE ON CONTACT

Embers arriving on the wind meet saturated surfaces and moist air — and go out instead of igniting.

EVERY SURFACE, AT ONCE

Roof planes, walls, decks and undersides stay wet together. There is no dry corner for fire to find.

HELD FOR HOURS

Engineered cycles keep the bubble standing on stored water, hour after hour.

THE ENGINEERING — every head placed at true scale, every square foot inside at least one coverage arc.

THE COVERAGE MATH

RIDGE RING + EAVE RING · ONE SYSTEM

4 RIDGE HEADS

One at each end of the building plus 40 ft centres, throwing 30 to 50 ft of water to hold a humidity bubble over both roof planes.

8 EAVE HEADS

25 ft coverage on 35 ft centres, wrapping the walls, decks and eaves where embers collect.

2 OVERLAPPING RINGS

Every square foot of roof plane sits inside at least one arc. Most sit inside two.

0 GAPS

Coverage is proven on the drawing before a single bracket is mounted.

Coverage geometry shown at true scale for a typical 120 ft roofline. Every U.S. installation receives its own engineered drawing.

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06 · WATER BY DESIGNPRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

The right water source, engineered in

The right water source, for your property.

Every Prodigy system begins with a hydraulic calculation — head count, flow rate, duration — and the water source is chosen to match. For most homes, a city water connection serves the system well, and we engineer it in.

Where the exposure calls for more, we install dedicated supply: pools, wells, or on-site storage. Whatever the source, it’s sized to your roofline and proven on the drawing before anything is installed.

Dedicated Prodigy water storage tank and fire pump beside a modern California home

ENGINEERED SUPPLY — INSTALLED WHERE RECOMMENDED

THE WATER ARCHITECTURE OF EVERY U.S. SYSTEM

WATER SOURCE

MATCHED TO YOUR PROPERTY

City water connection — the standard for most homes

Pool, lake & well draw as primary or redundant supply

Dedicated storage tank, recommended where exposure calls for it

INDEPENDENT PUMPING

GRID-DOWN READY

Gas / diesel fire-rated pump

Runs when power and pressure fail

DISTRIBUTION

HYDRAULICALLY CALCULATED

Engineered pipe network, zoned to the structure

Proven flow to every head on the drawing

ROOFLINE HEADS

THE HUMIDITY BUBBLE

Solid-brass impact heads

Full humidity bubble in ~3 minutes

THE PRODIGY STANDARD

Every property is different. So is its water source.

Every Prodigy US system is hydraulically calculated — head count, flow rate, and storage volume — for the specific property it protects.

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07 · THE PROPERTY ASSESSMENTPRODIGY WILDFIRE SOLUTIONS

A complimentary property assessment

Start with a clear picture of your property.

It starts with a complimentary 30-minute assessment. We walk your roofline, water access, and exposure zones, then give you a straightforward, engineered protection strategy — what your property needs, what it doesn’t, and exactly what it would involve.

Worth knowing: insurers across California are withdrawing from the wildland-urban interface, and a payout only rebuilds a house — not the home you spent decades making. The strongest position is never needing to file the claim.

William, your Prodigy guide, pointing to the booking sign

William — your Prodigy guide,
from assessment to activation.

CALL

1-833-522-3473

OR VISIT

prodigywildfire.com

Daylight view of mountain homes protected under arcs of sprinkler water

One home on the street is ready.
Make it yours.

Systems designed, installed, and commissioned by Prodigy across the United States, Canada, and Australia.

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REDEFINING WILDFIRE DEFENSE

FOR HOMES, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES.

UNITED STATES · CANADA · AUSTRALIA

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