Early Bird Incentive Program

Nicholas Armstrong • May 21, 2025

Early Bird Incentive Program

Lock in Fire Safety—Save More When You Book Early

Wildfire risk in Oregon’s Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) is real, but waiting until peak season can mean longer waits and higher costs. Oregon Fire Mitigation Services is offering a limited-time Early Bird Incentive Program to reward proactive property owners who book their fire mitigation services in advance.

How It Works

Book your service before the rush and enjoy exclusive savings and benefits:

  • Ultra-Early Bird (Book 4+ Months Ahead)
  • 15% Off your assessment fee
  • Priority Scheduling—guaranteed first choice of dates
  • FREE Annual Follow-Up Inspection ($199 value)
  • Early Bird (Book 2–3 Months Ahead)
  • 10% Off your assessment fee
  • Flexible Scheduling—choose from our best available dates
  • Discounted Annual Inspection
  • Standard Booking (Book 0–1 Month Ahead)
  • Regular rates apply
  • Standard scheduling based on availability

Payment Structure

25% Deposit to secure your booking

25% Due at Assessment

50% Due Upon Completion

This structure helps you plan your budget and ensures your project is locked in on our calendar.

Why Book Early?

Beat the Rush: Secure your spot before peak season fills up.

Save Money: Get up to 15% off just for planning ahead.

Peace of Mind: Ensure your property is protected and compliant before wildfire season.

Ready to Get Started?

Protect your property, save money, and skip the seasonal scramble.

Book Your Fire Mitigation Assessment Now

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