ABOUT colorado wildfire mitigation

"Be firewise, create defensible space" sign along a roadway surrounded by highly flammable dried grass

From the Fireline to Your Frontline.

We’re not just a mitigation company. We are wildland firefighters who have seen firsthand what saves homes and what doesn’t during a wildfire. That experience drives everything we do. Founded in 2025 with the goal of providing homeowners and communities what they need to have their home survive a wildfire. There are far too many home without preparation and that's how Colorado Wildfire Mitigation was founded. Being proactive is always better than reactive, especially in emergency situations.

Our Values:
Expertise
– Firefighter led crews with years of incident experience.
Community – Protecting Colorado homes, neighborhoods, and landscapes.
Trust – Work designed to meet insurance and county compliance standards.
Sustainability – Clearing and thinning with long-term forest health in mind.

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how the process works

These are the five steps taken to ensure your property is safe.

  • Property Assessment
  • Customized Mitigation Plan
  • Implementation & Land Management
  • Insurance-Ready Documentation
  • Ongoing Maintenance & Support

We provide high quality & cost effective services

01.

Defensible Space Creation

Protect Your Home by Managing the Land Around It

02.

Home Hardening & Risk Assessments

Prepare Your Home to Withstand Wildfire

03.

Hazardous Fuels Reduction

Reduce the Fuel. Reduce the Risk.

04.

Land Clearing

Prepare Your Property Safely and Responsibly

fire NEWS

Stay up to date with all the latest wildfire news from Colorado and across the country.
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Colorado blazes trail on wildfire insurance reform

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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Fires are getting bigger and burning faster in Colorado

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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Xcel Energy will pay $640M to settle claims from Denver-area wildfire that burned 1,000 structures

Xcel Energy will pay $640 million to settle lawsuits over Colorado’s devastating 2021 Marshall Fire, which killed two people and destroyed nearly 1,000 homes.

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