Wood is a common material in homes, used for everything from structural beams to doors and furniture. However, it will burn if exposed to fire. According to the U.S. Fire…

A fire can start anywhere. Inside a building, it might begin in a kitchen or an electrical panel. For the countless structures in the wildland-urban interface, it can spread quickly…

Fire retardant coating is essential for protecting wooden structures from the devastating effects of fire. It serves as a critical, proactive layer of defense in modern construction. This isn't some…

Fire safety is non-negotiable for any homeowner or business alike. In the critical moments of a wildfire, every protective element must perform flawlessly. This urgency raises a primary concern for…

Fire-resistant coatings are a fundamental component of modern building safety, mandated by codes such as the International Building Code (IBC) and the International Fire Code (IFC). Their primary function is…

Wildfires and the United States share a destructive relationship, one that shows no signs of fading. In 2025 alone, more than 43,061 wildfire incidents have occurred so far, reducing structures…

Fire-resistant coatings play a crucial role in protecting buildings from the rapid spread of flames. Whether applied indoors or outdoors, these specialized paints and coatings delay fire damage, giving occupants…

Wildfires are becoming an increasing threat to homes and communities across the country, especially in Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) areas. One of the most vulnerable parts of a building during…

Fire-resistant coatings can degrade over time due to exposure to environmental conditions, physical damage, or chemical interactions. According to a report from the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association), s0  …

Home preparation is the first step in safeguarding against wildfire devastation, especially if you live in a wildfire-prone zone. As the old saying implies, “prevention is better than cure,” and…