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We're not just a mitigation company. We're wildland firefighters who have seen firsthand what saves homes during a wildfire and what doesn't. Too many Colorado homes sit in the wildland-urban interface with no preparation at all. We started Colorado Wildfire Mitigation in 2025 to change that — to give homeowners and communities what they actually need for a house to survive. Being proactive beats being reactive. That's true in an emergency, and it's true in the years before one.
Our Values:
Expertise – Firefighter-led crews with years of incident experience.
Community – Protecting Colorado homes, neighborhoods, and landscapes.
Trust – Documented work, built to county requirements, with a record your insurer can use.
Sustainability – Clearing and thinning with long-term forest health in mind.
These are the five steps taken to ensure your property is safe.
California wildfire victims face complex and sometimes unexpected tax consequences on insurance and lawsuit recoveries, with temporary federal exemptions ending after 2025. California recently enacted and amended broad tax exclusions under Sections 17138.7 and 23409.2, extending tax-free treatment to most wildfire settlements received from 2021 through 2030, including direct settlements and trust distributions. Although the definition of a qualifying wildfire is now more specific, most major fires meet the criteria, making the new state-level relief widely accessible even as federal benefits expire.
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Colorado is leading the way in wildfire insurance reform, offering premium discounts to homeowners who harden their properties against fire risk.
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The Lee Fire is on track to surpass the historic Hayman Fire as Colorado research shows wildfires are growing larger, faster, and more frequent in a new era of megafires.
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