Tree Beavers

01/24/2026

Tree Beavers does some pretty cool things! You can also follow on Instagram to see more.

01/23/2026

A couple targeted letters sent out to promote why fire mitigation is important. If you live in Douglas County or El Paso counties in Colorado, you may be seeing one in your mailbox!

01/16/2026

🚨 Stay informed. Stay safe. DougCoAlert is here. 🚨

Sign up for DougCoAlert to receive real-time public safety alerts, emergency updates, and critical information when it matters most. You can customize your alerts, including receiving important weather notifications.

You can also add vital medical information to your profile, such as whether you or someone in your household has special needs or requires evacuation assistance, so first responders have the information they need during an emergency.

🖥️ Visit DougCoAlert.com
📱 Text “DougCoAlert” to 67283
🔗 Sign up online: https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/login.action?pa=DougCoAlert

Emergencies don’t wait—be ready before they happen

01/14/2026

🔥 Douglas County Fire Mitigation – 50% Cost Share Coming Spring, 2026 🔥

Douglas County’s wildfire mitigation Cost Share Grant Program is expected to open in a couple months, offering homeowners a 50% match on approved mitigation work.

If your property needs:
🌲 Tree thinning
🔥 Defensible space
🪵 Ladder fuel removal

Now is the time to prepare. Tree Beavers Professional Tree Service is locally owned and operated and offering FREE property assessments so you’re ready when the grant window opens.

📞 Call Carla at 719-330-9257 or message us today to get on the schedule. Funds are limited, and spring fills up fast.

01/09/2026

The CAT 325 Excavator with an FAE Mulch Head is a powerful machine for land clearing, heavy duty vegetation management and it's pretty damn fun to watch. Tree Beavers equipment line is robust and the CAT 325 is one of our premier pieces to get the job done!

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01/02/2026

Defensible Space Guideline! Easy to follow and things you can do now to protect your home! Call us for your free assessment for tree mitigation!

Wildfire Safety Starts at Your Home 🏡🔥

1️⃣ Embers are the real danger
Wildfires don’t need flames at your door. Wind can carry embers for miles, and they love landing in dirty gutters.
That pile of leaves you meant to clean last fall? Yeah… embers love that 😬

2️⃣ Right on the house = ember trap zone
Clear leaves and needles from the roof and gutters.
Trim branches back at least 10 feet from the roof and chimney.
If it can touch your house, it can light it.

3️⃣ The first 30 feet = home defense zone
Keep it lean, clean, and green.
Mow dry grass, remove weeds, and clear dead leaves and limbs.
Prune tree branches 6–10 feet up so fire can’t climb like a ladder.
Space tree crowns about 10–12 feet apart so fire can’t hop tree to tree.

4️⃣ Firewood has to move
Stacks of wood next to the house look cozy… until they don’t.
Store firewood at least 30 feet away.

5️⃣ Beyond 30 feet = intensity reducer
Thin dense trees and brush if you have the space.
Always remove the debris — leaving dry piles defeats the purpose.

6️⃣ The quick weekend reality check
Clean roof and gutters
Cut back overhanging branches
Mow and clear dry vegetation
Limb up trees
Space shrubs and trees
Move firewood away
Most people do half of this and wonder why fires still spread 😅

Small steps close to the house make the biggest difference. Start where you live, then work outward.

01/01/2026

Start New Year's off right with a free property assessment! -

Homes with defensible spaces are 85% more likely to survive a wildfire event. Investing in tree mitigation can save homeowners money on insurance premiums and reduce the risk of property damage while adding to your properties aesthetics.

12/30/2025

Happy New Year from Tree Beavers -

Homes with defensible spaces are 85% more likely to survive a wildfire event. Investing in tree mitigation can save homeowners money on insurance premiums and reduce the risk of property damage while adding to your properties aesthetics.

12/16/2025

Colorado neighbors, there is a RED FLAG WARNING for tomorrow's forecast calling for very high winds and dangerous fire conditions. The National Weather Service is stating that wind gusts could reach 60 to 85 mph, with the strongest winds expected near the base of the foothills. Use this checklist to be sure you're Firewise and ready tonight! Be safe out there!

07/11/2025

What a great opportunity to make your Douglas County property safe from fires! Just announced, the Douglas County Wildfire Mitigation Cost-Share Program where residents of Douglas County can apply to get half of their fire mitigation costs covered by a matched grant. This program aims to increase the pace and scale of private wildfire mitigation efforts, overcome financial barriers to completing mitigation, and build community capacity across Douglas County. Call Carla Finn at 719-671-7411 for your free assessment to see if you would be a candidate for this amazing program! Note: The before and after photo featured on the website was done by the amazing Tree Beavers crew!

Douglas County’s Wildfire Mitigation Cost-Sharing Program will help residents and communities mitigate private land against the risk of wildfire. This program aims to increase the pace and scale of private wildfire mitigation efforts, overcome financial barriers to completing mitigation, and build...

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day from Tree Beavers! Give the gift of wildfire risk reduction with these love coupons! If you want even more ideas of fire mitigation practices, call Carla @ 719-671-7411! 😍

❤️Roses are red
Violets are blue
You're so great,
I'll cut the grass for you. ❤️

We're not good poets, and we forgot to send flowers, but we CAN use ladders, rakes, mowers and other tools to show how much we care!

For Valentine's Day, give the gift of wildfire risk reduction with these love coupons.

01/16/2025

Our thoughts are with those affected by the wildfires in Southern California. Here are some steps to help you get prepared and stay prepared in the event of a wildfire near you. Visit LiveWildfireReady.org to get started.