Wildfire Prevention Services

We provide gutter cleaning services and install ember-resistant vents to protect your home from embers that could cause fires on your roof, attic, or foundation. Our ember-resistant vents help prevent embers from igniting the flammable insulation in your attic and underneath your foundation, while regular gutter cleaning helps stop tiny embers from starting fires near your roof. Embers can travel long distances before a fire, reaching homes near wildland or brush areas. Don't wait until it's too late – safeguard your home today.

This is most people's backyards. The biggest priority in Zone 1 is to remove flammable materials and vegetation from the home. Removing brush and grass around decks, propane tanks, sheds, outhouses, or anything flammable will reduce the exposure to radiant and conductive heat your home. Watering plants well will keep vegetation green and increase fuel moisture levels to prevent vegetation from catching on fire around your home. We will assess your backyard and remove or clear around any fire hazards. As well we offer evacuation plans for home owners if and when a order is mandated.

Our brush clearing service guarantees the removal of flammable vegetation, creating a defensible space around your property that meets county and Hotshot standards. Our work ensures that your home is well-prepared for fire season without any additional effort on your part, allowing wildland firefighters to focus their efforts on protecting your property. We avoid using heavy machinery, such as dozers, due to the risk of mudslides, which often need rehabilitation after fires. Our expertise as hotshots enables us to clear brush in places inaccessible to dozers, making us your trusted choice for all defensible space needs. We adhere to county regulations, requiring a minimum of 100 feet of clearance around the property, and we limb trees to a height of 6 feet to minimize fire spread potential. Our understanding of wildland fire behavior allows us to assess fire hazards beyond 100 feet, considering topography, fuel types, species, and weather conditions to eliminate potential fire hazards effectively.