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City of Berkeley Chipper Program
The Berkeley Fire Department sponsors the free Berkeley Chipper Program! The program provides for the curbside pickup, chipping, and disposal of vegetation material from residential properties. Make your reservations here: https://www.chipperday.com/berkeley
This video from Fire Safe Marin provides helpful guidance for DYI installation of metal gutter guards: Install Metal Gutter Guards
Helpful hints for making and installing fire-resistant vent covers, an easy and inexpensive way to prevent embers from entering your home: Install Fire-Resistant Vents
The first 5 feet of a fence perpendicular and attached to a house must be non-combustible. We have identified materials and sources for non-combustible fencing, metal, pre-stressed concrete, and Class A composite material. Although not required, we have included non combustible decking material.
Composite decking is made from a blend of virgin and recycled polymers, along with organic material like wood flour. Engineered for sustainability that doesn’t compromise long-lasting durability, TimberTech Composite boards contain a blend of up to 85% recycled content — including plastic bags and laundry detergent bottles that may have otherwise ended up in a landfill.
American Precast Concrete (link)
Precast fencing solutions offer borders, privacy, and wall surface needs, without the use of heavy construction. The fence products are easy to install, very durable, and customizable to each project. Precast concrete offers many benefits over traditional methods and allows for customization after the installation as well..
Hardie Board, also known as fiber cement siding, is a composite material made from a combination of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. It is manufactured by James Hardie and is known for its durability and resistance to various weather conditions and pests.
Knotwood Fencing System offers flexibility to create a fence to suit your requirements. You chose the height, size and width of your slats. Lay them vertical, horizontal, diagonal or mix’n match. Butt the slats together for full privacy or space them out to see the view beyond. These and many more options are all yours.