Fire Prevention Maintenance

reduce potential fire hazards

Be proactive

Reducing Fire Hazards

Wildfires are very dangerous and can cause irreparable damage to homes, buildings, and nature itself, and in the state of California, it’s imperative to be proactive in reducing fire hazards. Tom Day Tree Service provides fire prevention services to ensure that your property is free of potential hazards that can worsen the effect a fire can have on your property. Our services include weed abatement and fuel reduction, which you can read more about below.

We serve Upland, Claremont, Montclair, Los Angeles County, San Bernardino County, and various other areas in southern California. Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information on this important service; we’d be happy to help!

Weed Abatement

Weed abatement refers to the process of removing or controlling unwanted vegetation (weeds), especially to reduce fire hazards, maintain property appearance, or comply with local regulations. By integrating routine weed abatement into your property maintenance, you cut ignition risk dramatically, stay on the right side of local fire codes, and protect both structures and surrounding ecosystems.

Fuel Reduction

A systematic set of land‑management practices designed to decrease the quantity, continuity, and vertical arrangement of combustible vegetative materials—such as grasses, shrubs, and tree litter—within a defined area. The objective is to lower potential fire intensity, rate of spread, and crown‑fire initiation, reducing wildfire hazard and enhancing the effectiveness and safety of fire‑suppression operations. Fuel‑reduction treatments may include mechanical removal (e.g., mowing, mastication, thinning), prescribed burning, chemical treatment (herbicides or growth regulators), and the creation or maintenance of strategic fuel breaks, all carried out in accordance with applicable environmental regulations and fire‑management standards.

Aerial view of a charred landscape after a wildfire.