How It Works
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Contact Us – Call, text, or request a quote
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Free Estimate – We assess your property and provide pricin
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Schedule Service –
Fast and convenient scheduling
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Professional Cleanup – Thorough abatement and full debris removal
WHY WEED ABATEMENT IS IMPORTANT
Reduces the risk of wildfire spread
Helps protect structures and surrounding properties
Keeps your property compliant with local fire codes
Prevents citations, fines, and forced abatement notices
What’s Included
in Our Services
Protect your property, reduce wildfire risk, and stay compliant with local fire and safety regulations.
Overgrown weeds, brush, and dead vegetation are a serious fire hazard in mountain communities. Our professional weed abatement services help property owners in Big Bear County maintain defensible space, meet local requirements, and keep their land safe year-round.
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We provide full-service weed abatement for residential, commercial, and vacant properties of all sizes.
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Removal of tall weeds, grasses, brush, and combustible vegetation.
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Strategic clearing around structures to help slow or stop wildfire spread.
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Cutting back overgrowth and low-hanging branches that pose fire risks.
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Ideal for vacant lots, rental properties, and seasonal homes.
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All green waste and debris are removed and properly disposed of — no mess left behind.
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What’s Included
in Our Moving Service
Big Bear Fire Safety & Weed Abatement Regulations
The Big Bear Fire Authority has adopted the California Fire Code (including hazardous vegetation management provisions) to reduce wildfire exposure in this Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. Property owners are responsible for managing hazardous vegetation around their buildings.
Defensible Space Required
Property owners must clear hazardous vegetation, weeds, brush, and dead plant material within up to 100 feet of structures to reduce wildfire risk.
Vegetation Management Standards
Overgrown weeds, dry grass, pine needles, dead branches, and combustible debris must be removed. Trees and shrubs must be trimmed to prevent fire spread.
Inspections & Enforcement
Fire authorities and code enforcement may inspect properties. Non-compliance can result in notices, fines, or mandatory abatement at the owner’s expense.
Applies to All Property Types
These requirements apply to homes, rentals, vacant lots, and commercial properties throughout Big Bear County and surrounding mountain communities.
Why Us?
Quick Free Estimates
Focus on safety and compliance
Same Day Service! We're en route!
Transparent Pricing,
no hidden fees, no tips!
Packaging Services Avaliable
5 Star Professional Service
Dedicated Account Manager
Furniture Assembly and Disassembly