San Francisco, CA · 11 verified installers
Ember-Resistant Screens & Home Hardening in San Francisco, CA
What counts here is a WUI listing under CBC Chapter 7A and corrosion-resistant metal mesh with openings between 1/16 and 1/8 inch. The rating is reweighted so those carry the score.
What drives demand in San Francisco
Bay Area demand is bimodal: urban break-in protection in the core, and wildland-urban interface hardening in the North Bay hills after repeated fire seasons.
Wildfire & Ember Screens installers in San Francisco
AMG Doors and WindowsverifiedTitanView profile →
Bay Area ScreensverifiedTitanView profile →
ClimatePro of Rohnert Park6145 State Farm Drive, Rohnert Park, CA, USAverifiedCrimsafeView profile →
ClimatePro of San FranciscoSan Francisco, CA, USAverifiedCrimsafeView profile →
ClimatePro of San JoseSan Jose, CA 95113, USAverifiedCrimsafeView profile →
Diablo Screen and GlassverifiedTitanView profile →
East Bay ScreensverifiedTitanView profile →
My Window and Flooring SolutionsverifiedTitanView profile →
Screen Mobile of San JoseverifiedTitanView profile →
Screenmobile of Marin County/ SonomaverifiedTitanView profile →
Wall 2 Wall ConstructionverifiedTitanView profile →Available nationwide in San Francisco
Not every supplier works through dealers. These sell and install direct, so they serve San Francisco without appearing in the dealer-network list above.
Boss Security Screens
Covers San Francisco under its national service claim — “We can now install anywhere” src
- Published pricingWindows from $1,000 · doors $2,500 · patio sliders $4,800
- Warranty15 years, parts and labor, transferable
- GuaranteeNo Break-In Guarantee, up to $3,000 of your deductible
- ManufacturingMade in the USA
Sells direct rather than through a dealer network, so it does not appear in the verified-installer list above — that list is built from manufacturer dealer networks. Verified 2026-09-12.
Which system to ask for in San Francisco
Choosing the installer and choosing the system are separate decisions, and the second one is where we can help today. We score four systems on what each maker actually publishes — specifications, independent testing and warranty commitment. On this coastline, insist the alloy grade is written on the quote: 304 mesh will stain within a few seasons.
Wildfire & Ember Screens in San Francisco: common questions
What mesh size is required for wildfire ember protection?
Corrosion-resistant metal mesh with openings no larger than 1/8 inch and no smaller than 1/16 inch. Larger openings let embers through; smaller ones clog with debris and restrict required venting. Fiberglass mesh does not qualify — it melts.
Does California Chapter 7A require me to retrofit my existing home?
Not statewide, as of now. Chapter 7A governs new construction and major remodels in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. For an existing home, ember-resistant vents and screens are voluntary — but they are among the highest-value hardening steps, and insurers increasingly ask for them.
What does ember-resistant screening cost in San Francisco?
Whole-house vent and opening screening typically runs $500 to $2,500 depending on vent count and access. Full ember-resistant window screens on an opening-by-opening basis land closer to $1,300–$3,600 per opening when they also carry a security rating.
Can one screen handle both fire and break-ins?
Yes, and that combination is worth paying for. A 316 stainless mesh system that carries both a forced-entry test report and a WUI listing does two jobs with one install. Few contractors offer it — this ranking shows which ones do.
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