A Response Ready Fire Systems company
Wet the roof
before the embers land.
Roof, gutter, and deck-post sprinklers for homeowners in wildfire country. No pump required — connect to the hose bib you already have and it runs on standard household water pressure.
- No pump
- Hose bib fed
- 2–4 hrs
- Typical DIY install
- Ember-rated
- Continuous roof wetting
The gap
Most homes don't burn from the flame front. They burn from embers.
Wind-driven embers travel a mile ahead of a fire and settle in the places nobody hoses down — ridge caps, valleys, gutters, eaves, and the decking below them. By the time crews arrive, they're triaging entire neighborhoods.
EmberHawk covers that: fixed sprinkler assemblies you own, install, and test yourself, running on nothing but the water pressure already at your house. If your property's water comes from a pool, tank, pond, or creek instead, our sister company builds engine-driven systems that draw from those sources.
How it works
Four steps between you and a defended roofline.
Check your pressure
Every product page publishes the minimum PSI and GPM per sprinkler, plus the requirement for multi-sprinkler runs, so well owners can self-qualify first.
Pick your sprinklers
Roof, gutter-mounted, deck-post, or tripod. Fixed SKUs — nothing to configure or engineer.
Mount and connect
Non-penetrating brackets and quick-connects. Hand tools only. Hook it to an existing hose bib or spigot.
Deploy on red flag
Open the valve and saturate roof, gutters, and the perimeter — building a humidity envelope embers can't take.
Product line
Four sprinklers. Nothing to configure.
Fixed SKUs in the $600–$900 band, sold individually and in 2-packs, 4-packs, and whole-home bundles. Every one runs on household water pressure — no pump, no tank, no separate water source.
FireHawk Roof Sprinklers
Mounts to the ridge and wets the roof plane — the surface embers land on first.
- Non-penetrating clamps
- Hose bib fed, no pump
- Min PSI / GPM published
FireHawk Gutter-Mounted Sprinklers
Clips to the gutter line to soak eaves, gutters, and the debris that collects there.
- Clip-on gutter bracket
- Hose bib fed, no pump
- Min PSI / GPM published
Post/Deck-Mount Sprinklers
Affixes to deck posts and sprays the perimeter — decking, railings, and the ground around them.
- Post clamp mount
- Perimeter spray pattern
- Min PSI / GPM published
Emberline Tripods
Portable tripod sprinklers you place where the exposure is — driveways, fence lines, outbuildings.
- Approx. $850 (to confirm)
- Set up in minutes
- Min PSI / GPM published
SKU list and pricing pending your confirmation before the catalog goes live.
Pressure & flow
Know before you buy.
Every product page publishes the minimum pressure and flow each sprinkler needs, plus the requirement for multi-sprinkler runs, so homeowners on lower-pressure wells can self-qualify before ordering. Municipal supply and residential wells both work — there is no pump, no tank, and no separate water source anywhere in the line.
- Minimum pressure
- — PSI
- Flow per sprinkler
- — GPM
- Multi-sprinkler run
- — PSI / — GPM
- Water source
- Hose bib
Awaiting your verified PSI and GPM figures — no numbers will be published until you supply them.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Do I need a pump or a special water source?
No. Every EmberHawk sprinkler runs on standard household water pressure from an existing hose bib or spigot. Municipal supply and residential wells both work. There are no pumps, no tanks, and no wiring.
How do I know my water pressure is enough?
Each product page lists the minimum PSI and GPM for a single sprinkler and for multi-sprinkler runs. Check your pressure at the spigot with a $10 gauge and compare before you order.
Can I install it myself?
Yes. Roof, gutter, and deck-post brackets clamp on with hand tools and no penetrations, and tripods are free-standing. Most homeowners finish in an afternoon.
How is this different from Response Ready Fire Systems?
It comes down to where the water comes from. EmberHawk sprinklers run on the household water pressure at your hose bib. Response Ready Fire Systems builds engine-driven systems for properties drawing from an alternate source — a pool, tank, pond, or creek — configured and quoted individually.
Will it lower my insurance premium?
Some carriers credit exterior mitigation measures. We provide a documentation packet with your hardware list you can submit to your carrier.
Get started
Tell us your house. We'll tell you what fits.
Free, no obligation. Send your roofline and your water pressure and we'll recommend which sprinklers and how many — all fed by the hose bib you already have.