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Scrub oak removal and pruning are one of the best courses of actions in fire mitigation of your home in Castle Rock. Considered one of the most common trees in Douglas county, scrub oaks (otherwise referred to as gambel oaks), are a type of oak tree that is native to Colorado since day one. Even though gamble oak trees are considered to be beneficial to both the environment and humankind, many Colorado residents regard scrub oak as pests because they are one of the most fire hazardous species of trees in Colorado. If ever a flash fire occurs, dense strands of these trees can easily build up fuel, which would cause unexpected damage to nearby homes and livestock. As for

To create defensible space around your home located in Castle Rock, give us a call at (719)400-9104. For fire mitigation, there are three defensible space zones to consider. The first zone is 30 feet from your property, the second is 100 feet, and the third is 200 feet. Start with work in zone one first and then move out to the second and the third. Tips to Create Defensible Space around your Castle Rock Home You can follow these tips to create a defensible space that you’re proud of afterwards. In zone one, do the following: • Remove the dead plants and weeds • Remove the dry leaves and pine needles (don’t forget the gutters) • Trim back branches to