Made in Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Wildfire protection, built from firsthand experience.

Wildfire Equipment creates practical structure-protection equipment for homeowners, community groups and professional crews—including the patented Water Winger no-ladder rooftop wildfire sprinkler.

Bryan Coffey holding a Water Winger rooftop wildfire sprinkler
Bryan CoffeyInventor of the patented Water Winger
PatentedNo-ladder rooftop design
Canadian madeManufactured in Salmon Arm, BC
Field informedDeveloped with experienced users
NationwideEquipment and planning support

Our origin

A safer way to reach the roof peak

The idea began as wildfire smoke and ash moved toward Bryan Coffey’s cedar log home. Repeatedly climbing a long ladder onto a steep metal roof to place garden sprinklers made one thing clear: homeowners needed a safer, faster way to position a sprinkler on the roof peak.

That urgent problem became the Water Winger—a ground-deployed rooftop sprinkler designed to help create a wet zone where homes are most exposed to wind-driven embers.

From problem to proven design

Refined for practical wildfire preparation

Years of prototyping, testing and customer feedback shaped equipment designed for fast deployment, reliable storage and repeated use.

01

Field informed

Guidance from wildfire-experienced homeowners, engineers and firefighters helped shape the design.

02

Purpose built

The deployment system positions a rooftop sprinkler without requiring a person to climb onto a steep roof.

03

Built for readiness

Durable, serviceable equipment is organized to be stored, practised with and deployed when conditions change.

Ranchero Deep Creek Fire Department testing Water Winger rooftop sprinklers during structure-protection training

Experience and collaboration

Built with valuable field guidance

We gratefully acknowledge Jake Jacobson and the Columbia Shuswap Regional District Structure Protection Crews for their guidance, feedback and early prototype testing.

Bryan Coffey BCWS S-100 & S-185 certified Basic Wildland Firefighting and Safety Fire Entrapment Avoidance

What drives us

Equipment you can understand, plan and depend on.

We continue to improve our equipment and expand production as wildfire seasons evolve. Our rooftop sprinklers, ground sprinklers, hose, valves, fittings and complete packages are selected to work as coordinated systems.

  • Clear specifications and realistic planning guidance
  • Help matching equipment to the available water supply
  • Canadian manufacturing and knowledgeable support

Prepare before wildfire reaches your community

Build the right protection setup for your property.

Start with complete systems, compare pressure and flow requirements, or ask us to help review your layout.