Professional Project Completion

Starting July 2026, insurance companies must give credit for completed wildfire mitigation

Colorado Statute Colorado statue 25–1182

Referenced Professional Standards & Guidelines

Listed below are the professional standards and guidelines we use to ensure the mitigation projects are completed in compliance to insurance requirements

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA®)

Colorado State Forest Service (CSFS)

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

USDA Principles & Practices For Restoration of Ponderosa Pine & Dry Mixed-Conifer of the Colorado Front Range - GTR 373

Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS)

Wildfire Prepared Home Assessment & Checklist

Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control (CDFPC)

Defensible Space/Home Ignition Zones

Before Treatment

After Treatment

Each property and property owner is unique

Wildfire mitigation is not a clear cut!

Doing the job right requires attention to the details

Steepness of slope and vegetation type determines project dimensions

Reference Link —> CSFS Extension Fact Sheet 6.302

The goal is to keep the fire intensity low producing minimal embers

"An ounce prevention is worth a pound of cure"

-Benjamin Franklin