How accurate is this lookup?

It's based on the state's draft WUI map at roughly half-mile resolution — good for an estimate, not an official determination. Near a boundary, more than one zone can apply. We always confirm the specifics with your jurisdiction as part of an assessment.

Do I have to give my email to see a result?

No. There's no email wall — the result is yours to see, and to share.

The Wildland-Urban Interface is where homes meet wildland vegetation — the areas most exposed to wildfire. Colorado maps it to guide code and insurance; your parcel's zone helps set your hardening requirements.

Colorado Wildfire Resiliency

Is your home in Colorado's WUI?

Check your wildfire zone against the state's draft map — no email required. Then see what it means for hardening your home and your insurance.

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Check your wildfire zone

Enter your address to see your estimated WUI zone. This uses the state’s draft map at half-mile resolution — an estimate we confirm with your jurisdiction, never a final word.

Example result

Draft dataBased on the state's draft WUI map at half-mile resolution — an estimate, not an official determination.

Your address sits near a zone boundary, so the map returns more than one possible class. Both are shown below — a site visit is the only way to confirm which applies.

Possible zoneModerate intensityClass 1 hardening

orHigh intensityClass 2 hardening

Jurisdiction: Jefferson County (unincorporated)
Map layer: Draft — half-mile resolution

We’ll confirm the actual class and any requirements with your Authority Having Jurisdiction as part of a hardening assessment.

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What does my zone mean?

Your zone maps to a hardening expectation — Low, Moderate, or High intensity, paired with a Class 1 or Class 2 standard under the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code. It can also shape your wildfire insurance score. A Fire Resiliency Inspection turns the estimate into a confirmed, documented plan.

Common questions

How accurate is this lookup?: It's based on the state's draft WUI map at roughly half-mile resolution — good for an estimate, not an official determination. Near a boundary, more than one zone can apply. We always confirm the specifics with your jurisdiction as part of an assessment.
Do I have to give my email to see a result?: No. There's no email wall — the result is yours to see, and to share.
What is the WUI?: The Wildland-Urban Interface is where homes meet wildland vegetation — the areas most exposed to wildfire. Colorado maps it to guide code and insurance; your parcel's zone helps set your hardening requirements.