
WILDFIRE
As wildfire risk increases across the country, your roof plays a critical role in defending your home.
ICON by VOLTAIC is more than solar — it’s protection with purpose.
In wildfire-prone regions, your roof must do more than just shelter your home. It must resist heat, block embers, and meet the highest safety standards. ICON delivers all of this with a refined architectural finish and built-in solar power.

What Makes ICON a Fire-Safe Roof?
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Certified Class A Fire Rating tested to withstand direct flame and ember exposure
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WUI-Ready: designed for homes in wildfire-vulnerable zones
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Enclosed system architecture eliminates weak points where embers might enter
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Advanced underlayment options, available for added protection below the tile layer
These features work together to create a roofing system that actively resists ignition and helps limit the spread of fire if exposed.

ICON is Ready for Wildland Urban Interface Zones
Homes near brush, forest, or grasslands fall into what's called WUI zones — Wildland Urban Interface. These areas face the greatest risk of wildfire ignition from airborne embers. ICON is designed to exceed WUI recommendations with:
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Concrete roof tiles that do not burn
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Ember-blocking underlayment systems
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Enclosed system architecture with no open gaps
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Fire-resistant flashings, adhesives, and penetrations
Want to find out if your home is in a WUI zone?
Check FEMA’s WUI information page →

Safer. Smarter. Still Beautiful.
ICON protects your home without sacrificing design. Unlike traditional solar panels, the photovoltaic surface is part of the tile, not an add-on. The result is a clean, low-profile roof with next-level durability and long-term energy value.
Whether you're building new or replacing an old roof in a fire zone, ICON helps you meet building code, lower risk, and upgrade to solar all at once.
Ready to Take the First Step?
We can help you evaluate your home's fire risk and design a Voltaic system that meets or exceeds local safety requirements.
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