Fuel Reduction

Contact

Ryan (509) 671-7403
Kevin (509) 998-5923
Cody 509 445 5464

What is Forest Fuel Reduction

Fuel reduction involves removing or thinning excess vegetation—such as dead trees, brush, fallen branches, and overgrown underbrush—that can act as fuel for wildfires. This process helps:

  • Slow or stop wildfire spread

  • Protect homes, properties, and infrastructure

  • Improve forest health and visibility

  • Support ecosystem balance

Our Services Include:

  • Mechanical Thinning
    Using specialized equipment to thin overcrowded forests, remove ladder fuels, and clear fire-prone vegetation.

  • Brush & Debris Removal
    Clearing dry brush, fallen limbs, and slash piles from around structures, access roads, and open areas.

  • Tree Limbing & Pruning
    Raising tree canopies to prevent fire from climbing into crowns and reducing spread between trees.

  • Mastication (Mulching)
    On-site grinding of small trees and brush into mulch, leaving nutrient-rich material to prevent erosion.

  • Defensible Space Creation
    Clearing vegetation around homes and buildings according to local fire codes and safety standards (e.g., 30–100 ft. clearance zones).