A higher standard for exterior wood installation.
FIREX Certified Builders and Installers are trained in the FIREX system and understand how proper installation affects the performance of the finished exterior.
Certification includes best practices for FIREX materials, field modifications, ripped edges, detailing, documentation, and R327-related installation requirements.
It shows homeowners, builders, and project partners that you understand the system and know how to install it correctly.
What does it mean to be a FIREX Certified Professional?
Good work should be easy to recognize.
FIREX certification helps distinguish builders and installers who take quality and wildfire-conscious construction seriously.
Benefits include inclusion in the FIREX Professional Directory, cross-branding opportunities, referrals and project connections, access to updated FIREX guidance, and recognition as a professional trained to install the system correctly.
It’s a simple way to build trust, strengthen your reputation, and stand out in Central Oregon’s growing wildfire-resilient construction market.
What does FIREX Certification mean for me?
How Certification Works
Becoming a FIREX Certified Builder or Installer is designed to be simple.
Complete the FIREX training, review the installation requirements and best practices, and pass the certification quiz. Once approved, you’ll be added to the FIREX Certified Professional network and can represent yourself as FIREX Certified.
Certification is renewed annually to help ensure professionals stay current with FIREX products, installation guidance, and program updates.
Annual Certification Fee-
FIREX Certification is $100 per year.
The annual fee includes continued certification status, listing in the FIREX Professional Directory, access to current training and installation resources, program updates, and approved FIREX branding for use in your own marketing.
