Tree Removal
Services In and Around
Mesa County, CO
Fire Bug Fire Mitigation and Control removes standing dead, hazardous, and beetle-infested trees to reduce wildfire fuel and protect your property. Every removal is handled by wildland firefighters trained to assess risk and work safely around homes and structures.
Hazard Tree Assessment and Safe Removal
Before any tree comes down, we assess its overall health and condition, checking for structural weakness, storm damage, disease, and pest activity like beetle kill. Widow-makers and hazard branches are identified and removed along with the tree itself, so nothing is left behind that could fall on a home, vehicle, or structure later.
Now Serving
Grand Junction
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Delta
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Fruita
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Montrose
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Palisade
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Rifle
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Clifton
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Glenwood Springs
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Mesa County
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Delta County
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Montrose County
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Glade Park
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Whitewater
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Redlands
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Grand Junction · Delta · Fruita · Montrose · Palisade · Rifle · Clifton · Glenwood Springs · Mesa County · Delta County · Montrose County · Glade Park · Whitewater · Redlands ·
10+ Years of Experience
Over 1,000+
Acres Treated
Nationally-Certified
Wildland Firefighters
Once a tree is felled, we process it based on what works best for your property.
Stacked into slash piles
Create burn piles
Buck and stack as firewood (away from your home)
Chipping is also available on request
Hauled offsite
Ultimately, nothing is left as loose debris that could become wildfire fuel later.
From Removal to Firewood
Beetle-infested trees have a low survival rate once damage sets in, and we assess each tree to determine what can be saved and what needs to come down. We also watch for signs of sudden aspen decline, a stress condition tied to drought that's increasingly common in Western Colorado. In areas like Glade Park, dealing with Ips beetle activity, we work within seasonal cutting windows to limit further spread.