24/7 Wildfire Monitoring and Defense
Year-round monitoring with a dedicated brigade that already knows your property. When an evacuation order comes, Wetline is checking your system while you get your family out.
[ 01 ]The problem
Why this layer matters.
Hardware only helps if it works on the day. Pumps need testing, tanks need topping off, and sensors need checking before the season. And during an event, the hours after evacuation are when most homes are lost.
[ 02 ]How we install it
Specified by firefighters. Built by craftsmen.
Every install follows the same four steps and ends with documentation for your insurer.
Enroll
We add your property, systems and access details to our monitoring roster.
Maintain
Seasonal checks test pumps, sensors, heads and water levels.
Watch
We track active fires and red flag conditions near your home around the clock.
Respond
On alert, we activate systems and coordinate with our brigade.
[ 03 ]Specifications
- Coverage
- Year-round
- Team
- Dedicated brigade
- Checks
- Seasonal system tests
- Alerts
- Live fire tracking
- Access
- Pre-registered gate codes
- Logs
- Shared with your insurer
[ 04 ]Planning your project
What shapes your 24/7 monitoring plan.
Every home is different. These are the factors a Wetline specialist looks at during your free assessment.
Systems on site
Sprinklers, pumps, tanks and sensors are added to our check schedule.
Occupancy
Second homes and frequently empty homes benefit most from monitoring.
Access details
Gate codes and site maps let our team reach the property quickly.
Maintenance history
Each visit is logged so your documentation stays current for renewal.
[ 05 ]Where we install
24/7 Wildfire Monitoring and Defense across Los Angeles, Lake Tahoe and Nevada.
[ 06 ]Learn more
Guides on 24/7 monitoring.
Protecting a Second Home from Wildfire When You're Not There
Vacation homes in Tahoe, Malibu and the mountains often sit empty during fire season. Here's how to protect a home no one is watching.
Jul 29, 2026 · 3 min read
Lake Tahoe Wildfire Preparedness: Lessons from Angora and Caldor
Two fires reshaped how Tahoe thinks about wildfire. Here's what they teach homeowners in Incline Village, South Lake Tahoe and around the basin.
Sep 22, 2026 · 3 min read
Exterior Wildfire Sprinklers: What to Know Before You Install
Rooftop wildfire sprinklers can protect a home through an ember storm, but only if they're designed right. Water supply, power and hardware are what separate real systems from garden hoses.
Oct 07, 2026 · 3 min read[ 07 ]Works best with
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[ ? ]FAQ
24/7 monitoring questions.
Still deciding? Call or text 310-569-4523.
Do you replace the fire department?
No. We protect your property's systems and coordinate within evacuation rules and official direction.
What happens during a red flag warning?
We check your systems, confirm water supply and stand ready to activate.
Is monitoring required with a sprinkler system?
It's optional, but strongly recommended so the system is tested and ready.