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WildFire Pretreatment
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BecaUse Wildfire is no Longer Seasonal.
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Reduce the risk of ember-caused ignition with long-term pretreatment.
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Recognized by insurance carriers as part of a larger wildfire mitigation plan.
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Authorized Komodo® Applicator & Dealer.
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Federally certified. Non-toxic. Plant-based. Environmentally safe.
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Proven protection during wildfire season.
Komodo® Applicator
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USDA
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Plant-Based
Formulation
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Environmentally
Gold Mountain Fire, Ouray Colorado, July 2026
OUR APPROACH
How We Approach Pretreatment.
Wildfire protection isn't a single decision — it's a combination of factors working together.
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Defensible space. Vegetation management. Home hardening. And increasingly, targeted wildfire pretreatment.
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Each plays a role. None works in isolation.
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Pretreatment is one of the most effective tools available — when it's applied intentionally, in the right places, as part of a broader plan. That's the approach we take.
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We identify where ignition risk is highest and how fire would move across your property. Not a generic evaluation — a site-specific one.
Assess
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We prioritize treatment zones aligned with your property's unique exposure. We price on a not-to-exceed basis. No surprise billing.
Plan
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We deploy Komodo® using factory-trained methods, the right equipment, and the right formulations. Work is documented and verifiable.
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Why Pretreatment
Stop Fuels From Becoming Fire.
Wildfire spreads when vegetation ignites — often from embers traveling far ahead of the main fire front. Komodo® pretreatment works by helping treated vegetation resist ignition when heat exposure occurs.
applied to ground cover, shrubs, trees, and structure perimeters
Designed to provide extended protection under typical fire season conditions
Safe for people, plants, pets, and the environment
Non-corrosive, USDA & U.S. Forest Service tested, on the Qualified Products List
Validated for use on public lands — a distinction that sets Komodo® apart from new non-toxic alternatives.
USDA Qualified Products List
WUI Estates
Luxury Homes
who we serve
Built for Properties Wherethe Stakes Are High.
Agricultural Operations
Ranches
Planned Communities
HOAs
We work with clients across Colorado who are managing real wildfire exposure — and want a plan that holds up.
Critical Infrastructure
Utilities
Parks & Open Space
Public Lands
Technology
Powered by The Next Generation of Wildfire Pretreatment and Retardant
The only federally certified, plant-based, non-toxic fire retardant on the USDA Qualified Products List. Formulated with food-safe ingredients and earth-derived minerals. American-made and American-owned.
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Engineered to perform in demanding wildfire environments, Komodo offers a new approach to fire retardancy—one that prioritizes both effectiveness and environmental stewardship. Its "benign by design" standard reflects a commitment to protecting communities and ecosystems alike.
Insurance Connection
Protection You Can Document.
Beginning July 2026, Colorado insurers are required to make wildfire risk scoring transparent and recognize mitigation efforts in underwriting and pricing. Mitigation work has always mattered to insurers — now it has to be acknowledged.
Our pretreatment work is performed to Komodo manufacturer standards and is fully verifiable. Combined with a third-party property assessment, a documented pretreatment program can strengthen your insurance position — not just your safety.
Regional Capability
Based in Southwest Colorado (Placerville) and Denver area, we serve properties across the full state. For large-scale and multi-state projects — utilities, public lands, infrastructure corridors — we work in partnership with Resilience Wildfire Solutions, specialists in at-scale pretreatment programs across the western U.S.
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One call. Statewide and beyond.
Colorado-Based.
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Year Around Protection
THE THREAT HAS CHANGED.
YOUR MITIGATION STRATEGY SHOULD TOO.
The best time to apply pretreatment is before fire season arrives. We'll tell you what makes sense for your property — and what doesn't.
or call (970) 239-1237