Blaze Blocker – Wildfire Home Defense LLC
Colorado Front Range | Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Hardening Services
Companion record to the Wildfire Prepared Home Assessment. Attach behind the Assessment cover page.
Awaiting lookup.
| Owner of record | — |
|---|---|
| Vesting | — |
| Record currency | — |
| Owner mailing address | — |
| Parcel / schedule no. | — |
| Account no. | — |
| Legal description | — |
| Subdivision / block / lot | — |
| Parcel size | — |
| Land use / tax class | — |
| Zoning | — |
| Year built | — |
|---|---|
| Stories | — |
| Gross / finished area | — |
| Construction type | — |
| Structure type | — |
| Garage | — |
| Additional structures of record | — |
| Structures standing on parcel Footprint survey | — |
Where these differ from the record above, the on-site value governs and carries onto the Assessment cover page.
| Total actual value | — |
|---|---|
| Assessed (taxable) value | — |
| Last recorded sale | — |
| Mill levy | — |
Source: awaiting lookup
Assessor records describe the property as taxed, not as built. Confirm year built, story count and any structure not carried above during the walk-through, and carry the confirmed values onto the Assessment cover page.
Read automatically at the property pin from the Colorado State Forest Service CO-WRA layers — the same 2022 assessment the Forest Atlas Viewer draws. The Viewer itself publishes no data feed, so confirm each value against it before signing: tap the button, paste the coordinates into its search box, and run Identify Fire Intensity. Any rating that could not be read is left blank for you to enter.
Retrieved automatically from the USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities national rasters (30 m). Independent of CO-WRA; corroboration, not a substitute. Several of these layers are published as integer-scaled rasters, so they are reported as relative index values against each layer's own national range rather than converted into probabilities or flame lengths. Use CO-WRA in Section 3.1 for the figures that go to the client.
County-adopted overlays that carry their own construction or defensible-space requirements. Tested by point against the county's published boundary layers.
Awaiting lookup.
Rendered automatically from the Colorado State Forest Service CO-WRA layer — the same 2022 assessment data the Forest Atlas Wildfire Risk Viewer draws. Generated at the property pin so it needs no screenshot. If you would rather show the Viewer itself, attach a screenshot below and it prints in place of this panel.
Source: awaiting lookup
| Address geocoding | U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder, Public_AR_Current benchmark |
|---|---|
| Assessor record | — |
| CO-WRA ratings | Colorado Forest Atlas Wildfire Risk Viewer, Colorado State Forest Service — 2022 Colorado Wildfire Risk Assessment |
| Modeled hazard rasters | USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station, Wildfire Risk to Communities (30 m) |
| Base imagery | USGS National Map — Imagery & Topo |
| Retrieved | — |
This profile compiles third-party public data for planning purposes. Parcel, improvement and valuation figures are county-supplied and describe the property as taxed; they may lag the assessor of record and are not a substitute for a title search or survey. Wildfire risk layers are modeled at 30-meter resolution and describe landscape conditions, not the condition of any individual structure; they are not appropriate as the sole basis for a site-specific determination. Blaze Blocker does not guarantee wildfire survival, code approval, insurance outcome, or IBHS designation.
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