La Jolla Real Estate: La Jolla Luxury Homes

With the recent wildfires threatening so many San Diego homes, we thought you might want to know about this incredible product that can affordably save your La Jolla home during a wildfire.  Mother Nature can be very mysterious, and anything can happen at any given time.  As we all begin to recover, and begin to rebuild the homes that were lost to many in the Southern California wildfires, we must think about what we can do to prevent our La Jolla homes being caught in the line of fire and possibly being damaged.  There is something you can do, and Firebreak Spray Systems has just what you need!

Firebreak Spray Systems has released a safe, effective, and powerful way to protect your home from wildfires.  Once used by aerial bombers to spray out in front of a fire to prevent the fire from continuing further into a forest, and it is now available to homeowners.  The system is in an easy to use spray system, designed to coat the exterior of your home and landscaping in mere minutes with a fire retardant that will continue to protect your property until it is washed off or rained on.  This system is safe to use around people, plants, and animals.   Each system is self-contained, that is powered by compressed air.  Electricity is not required to operate.  This system can easily be activated even when youre not home by telephone, fire detector or fire sensor.  The fire sensor can detect a wildfire up to a ½ mile away from your home, activate your system, send an alert to emergency help and notify you as well.  This product costs about $10K for you to install.  The success rate is amazing and $10K is a small price to pay to save your home.  System sizes for homes range from 120 gallons to 315 gallons.  Large perimeter systems begin at 1000 gallons or more and can protect up to ¼ of a mile or more.  Larger or multiple tanks are available for additional structure and perimeter protection.

Firebreak Spray Systems has also developed systems designed to help protect homes and structures built on or near the ridge of canyons, draws or other property perimeters. Because of topography, canyon fires have a funnel-like effect on fire behavior and are now responsible for multiple losses of structures every year. 

Just think about this for a minute, there IS a product available that can prevent your home from burning down.  Save yourself some potential heartbreak, and look into this system for your home today.

More Info on Firebreak Systems


Firebreak Systems costs about $10K to install on your home- it uses the same fire retardant dropped from bombers laid out ahead of the fire that prevents the fire from burning that part of the forest.  This safe, powerful and effective fire retardant used by aerial bombers is now available to La Jolla homeowners in an easy to use spray system designed to drench the exterior of your home, decks and surrounding landscape in minutes. This specially formulated "home-friendly" fire retardant is colorless and will not stain or damage your home. The Firebreak Spray Systems fire retardant is safe for use around people, plants and animals.

Firebreak Spray Systems has also developed systems designed to help protect homes and structures built on or near the ridge of canyons, draws or other property perimeters. Because of topography, canyon fires have a funnel-like effect on fire behavior and are now responsible for multiple loss of structures every year.

Once applied, the Firebreak Spray Systems fire retardant will continue to protect your La Jolla property until it is rained on or washed off. Each system is totally self-contained, powered by compressed air. No electricity or running water is required to operate. Systems can be activated manually or remotely via telephone, fire detector or fire sensor.

The system sprays more than enough retardant to protect your La Jolla home including surrounding landscape. Larger or multiple tank systems are available for additional structure and perimeter protection.

Systems sizes for homes range for 120 gallons to 315 gallons. Large perimeter systems start at 1000 gallons or more and can protect up to ¼ mile or more.