Wildfire Protection
Designed for the Land, Ready for Fire Season.
Wildfire sprinkler system design and installation
Coverage for homes, buildings, and landscapes
New systems, adjustments, and repairs
Make Wildfire Protection Part of the Landscape
Montana’s mountains, forests, and wide-open grasslands are part of what makes this such a special place to call home. But during the dry heat of summer, the same landscapes can also present a serious risk.
Webby Landscaping & Masonry designs and installs exterior wildfire sprinkler systems for homes near forests, foothills, grasslands, and other fire-prone areas. Strategically positioned around the home or along the perimeter of the surrounding landscape, these systems can help wet dry vegetation, exterior surfaces, and other vulnerable areas when wildfire threatens.
As part of a broader wildfire-readiness plan, a well-designed sprinkler system can add a valuable layer of protection to your property.
Wildfire-Readiness Planning Starts with the Property
Every Montana property has its own relationship to the land around it. A home might sit beside prairie that dries to gold as summer advances, tuck into a stand of trees, rise from a hillside, or open onto established gardens and gathering spaces.
We carefully consider the buildings, vegetation, topography, and existing irrigation to determine where coverage will be most useful – whether directed toward native grass, trees, and landscaping, toward structures, or across both.
Wildfire Sprinkler Systems
Practical, dependable coverage shaped around your property.
New Landscape Systems
Build wildfire sprinkler protection into a new landscape from the start. We coordinate placement with grading, irrigation, planting areas, native grass, buildings, and outdoor living spaces.
Existing Properties
Add wildfire sprinkler coverage to an established home or landscape. We assess the current layout and identify where added coverage can offer the greatest practical benefit.
Adjustments and Repairs
Already have a sprinkler system? We can repair damaged components, adjust sprinkler placement and direction, improve coverage, and adapt the system for wildfire protection.
Sprinkler Protection for Home and Landscape
Work with your property to protect what matters.
A dependable sprinkler system gives your home and landscape added support and resilience during fire season. From design and install to ongoing maintenance, Webby makes the process straightforward and simple, so it feels like a natural part of caring for your home and landscape.
Answers to Frequently Asked Wildfire Sprinkler Questions
Wildfire sprinkler systems can be tailored to many different homes and landscapes. These answers are a helpful place to start. If you’d like to explore what could work for your property, our team is ready to help.
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Wildfire sprinklers help wet dry grass, vegetation, landscaped areas, buildings, and other vulnerable surfaces. Adding moisture around the property can provide another useful layer of protection during fire season.
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Sprinklers can be installed around the perimeter of a home or building, along native grass or planted areas, or in other strategic locations. The right placement depends on the layout, vegetation, topography, and existing irrigation.
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Yes! Sprinkler heads can be directed toward grass and vegetation, toward the home or other buildings, or positioned to provide coverage in multiple directions.
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In many cases, yes! Depending on the property, water supply, and current setup, wildfire coverage may be added to an existing irrigation system, or designed to support both everyday watering and fire-season readiness.
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Yes they can, when the system is planned for both uses. During normal conditions, the sprinklers can irrigate selected lawns and planting areas; during wildfire conditions, those same sprinklers can be activated for wider spray. Webby can determine whether a combined setup makes sense for the site.
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Yes! We can troubleshoot problems, repair damaged components, adjust sprinkler placement and direction, and improve overall coverage.
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Spring and early summer are ideal, giving us time to install and test the system before the height of fire season. Wildfire sprinklers can be included in a new landscape or added to an established property.