Karer Services LLC

09/19/2021

Another home protected with MFB31 fire prevention spray.

08/30/2021

A busy morning spraying two more homes in Poway with MFB31 to reduce their risk of embers igniting under eaves and nooks and crannies when the wildfires come a knocking. Thanks Dale for letting us use your toys! Well done David De Mers. Another job well done.

08/15/2021

A little Saturday window washing in tierrasanta. $99* for single story home exterior windows. Let us know if you’re interested or would like a quote.

07/20/2021

Yesterday we were out spraying our MBC 31 Fire inhibitor product adding an extra layer of protection at the Wolf rescue center near Julian CA. We covered the fire line perimeter to protect the over 12 acres of property they have out there to house over 45 endangered Mexican wolves. There are only 600 left in captivity. We used our biodegradable, environmentally safe product to help protect the center from fire danger. Next up, the lion, tiger and cub center about 20 miles away.

07/14/2021

KARER Services LLC helps homeowners protect their homes against flying embers coming from brush fires. We have a fire inhibitor spray that we use on areas of the home where embers tend to always go. It prevents the embers from igniting. The spray we use is biodegradable and environmentally friendly. I can come to your home, do a demo of the product and you can see yourself. Call me at 619-343-7268. David

07/12/2021

We’ve added a new service to our business. If you live in an area that backs on to a canyon, is surround by bush we have a service that assists in mitigating fire risk with an environmentally friendly spray inhibitor. PM us for me information or email us at [email protected]

07/12/2021

As fire season is upon us, it’s time to start thinking about how you can protect your homes. We offer an environmental fire inhibitor spray to assist in mitigating fire risk. Message us for more information.

Already this year, there have been more than twice as many acres burned than during the same period last year — and hundreds more fires.