Wildfire Risk Mitigation is the practice of modifying your home and its surroundings to stop the spread of wildfire- that means creating a defensible zone around your house to stop fire, and hardening your house against fire.

A Defensible zone is an area around your house designed to stop an approaching fire from reaching it. To create a defensible zone we lay gravel barriers, remove flammable materials and plants, and remove and dispose of trees and low tree limbs.

Home hardening is stopping the actual points at which fire spreads to your home- it can include gutter guards, vent covers, metal siding, a change of roofing material, even a coat of a fire resistant, or intumescent, paint.

Wildfire Risk Mitigation can impact your eligibility or price for homeowner’s insurance. Wildfire Risk mitigation services are 50% tax-deductible up to $2500 with Colorado’s Income Bill 65