Frequently Asked Questions

What services do you offer?

High Country Stewardship provides property oversight, wildfire de-risking guidance, and contractor coordination. Services are tailored to your property, with a focus on reliable local presence, clear communication, and practical support that helps protect long-term value.

How do I get started?

Getting started is simple. Reach out through the contact form or schedule a call, and we’ll discuss your property and needs. From there, we develop a tailored service plan and schedule that fits your priorities.

Why is wildfire risk higher in this area?

Properties in this region face elevated wildfire risk due to vegetation, weather patterns, and access conditions. Ongoing awareness and proactive steps can significantly reduce exposure and improve preparedness over time.

What does wildfire de-risking include?

We provide current, practical guidance based on observed conditions, including vegetation, access, and exterior factors. We help identify visible risks and coordinate follow-up actions, supporting preparedness over time.

Do you provide repair or maintenance services?

No. We do not provide repair or landscaping services. We focus on oversight, communication, and coordination. When work is needed, we can help coordinate trusted local contractors and keep you informed throughout the process. We can discuss custom wildfire mitigation project support on a case-by-case basis.

How often will my property be checked?

Service plans are customized based on your property and preferences, with weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly visit options. Frequency can be adjusted over time as conditions or usage change.

How is pricing determined?

Pricing depends on the type of service and level of support needed. Property Oversight is structured through customized service plans based on visit frequency, property complexity, and distance. Wildfire de-risking guidance and contractor coordination are typically scoped based on the specific request, property conditions, and level of involvement required.

What makes High Country Stewardship different?

We live and work in this region and bring decades of experience in natural resources management and wildfire de-risking at both parcel and community levels. Our background includes advising landowners, organizations, and communities on practical approaches to risk reduction and land stewardship. High Country Stewardship combines that depth with a focused, relationship-based approach built on trust, consistency, and clear communication.

What areas do you serve?

High Country Stewardship serves properties across northern New Mexico’s Jemez region and surrounding rural communities, including Los Alamos, Cuba and Placitas. We also accommodate select properties beyond this area based on location, access, and service requirements.