Rural living fire mitigation. Colorado Mastication has ability to fire mitigaiton a large project. (719)400-9104. The further out of town homes get, the larger the space available. Rural living is the term given when houses sit on lots of five to 40 acres. Anything above 35 acres will have a domestic well permit thanks to a change of law in Colorado in 1972. While there are certainly benefits of rural living, especially if you don’t like being too close to people, there are also downsides. It’s important to consider them and how they affect wildfire mitigation. After all, wildfires in Colorado are a major concern. Narrow and Steeper Paths that Urban Living Homes in rural areas can be a problem for
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To get an estimate on wildfire mitigation in Colorado Springs, contact us now. Different areas around your home are going to be treated differently to mitigate wildfires. Zone 1 is one of the Home Ignition Zones, and it’s your primary defense against wildfires. One myth is that you need Zone 1 to be completely clear of everything to prevent fire. This would suggest it needs to be boring with no plants or anything around. While this would create more protection, there are ways to enjoy the space and protect it at the same time. How Much Space Is Needed for Zone 1? To be able to get started, you need to know the space necessary. Zone 1A is going to