the best chance of surviving a wildfire
DEFENSIBLE SPACE & HOME HARDENING
Being ready for wildfire starts with maintaining adequate defensible space and by hardening your home by using fire-resistant building materials. Defensible space is the buffer created by removing dead plants, grass and weeds. This buffer helps to keep the fire away from your home.
It takes the combination of both defensible space and the hardening of your home to really give your home and property the best chance of surviving a wildfire.
FIRE-SAFE LANDSCAPING & MANAGEMENT
100 feet
Reducing Fuel Zones
- Prune that will provide fuel to a wildfire approaching your home with routine maintenance services available.
- Property clearing, mowing, and cutting.
- Removal of surface littler including fallen leaves, needles, twigs, bark, cones, etc.
- Grinding or removal of logs and stumps.
- Property specific vegetation spacing.
HOME HARDENING & PROTECTION
Hardening your home means using construction materials that can help your home withstand flying embers to find weak spots in the construction, which can result in your house catching fire.
- Fire-safe zones with stone walls, patios, decks and roadways.
- Use of rock, flower beds and gardens as ground cover for effective firebreaks.
- Fire-resistant shrubs.
- High-moisture plants that grow close to the ground and have a low sap or resin content and fire-retardant plant species that resist ignition .
- Planting of hardwood trees that are less flammable than pine, fir and other conifers that are fire-resistant and suited for this area.
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