TERMS OF SERVICE

Yeti Defensible Landworks, LLC

Last Updated: October 1, 2026

These Terms of Service ("Terms") constitute a legally binding agreement between Yeti Defensible Landworks, LLC("Yeti Defensible Landworks," "Yeti," "we," "us," or "our") and the customer ("Customer," "you," or "your") concerning services provided by Yeti Defensible Landworks.

By requesting an estimate or quote, accepting a proposal, scheduling services, authorizing work, providing access to property, submitting information, communicating with Yeti Defensible Landworks regarding a project, or otherwise engaging Yeti Defensible Landworks, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms.

These Terms apply together with any applicable estimate, proposal, work order, invoice, change order, or other written agreement issued or accepted in connection with the services.

1. SERVICES COVERED

Yeti Defensible Landworks provides land clearing, forestry mulching, vegetation management, wildfire mitigation, site preparation, dirt work, and related equipment-based services.

Services may include, but are not limited to:

  • Forestry mulching

  • Brush clearing

  • Land clearing

  • Vegetation removal

  • Wildfire mitigation

  • Defensible-space preparation

  • Fuel reduction

  • Fire-break preparation

  • Small-tree removal

  • Tree and vegetation management

  • Invasive vegetation removal

  • Property reclamation

  • Site preparation

  • Access-road and driveway clearing

  • Dirt work

  • Grading

  • Construction site preparation

  • Erosion-conscious vegetation and debris management

  • Skid steer and compact track loader services

  • Equipment-based land services

  • Property cleanup associated with land-clearing operations

  • Consulting, estimates, site evaluations, and project planning

  • Other services specifically identified in a written proposal or agreement

The specific services included in a project are limited to the scope described in the applicable written estimate, proposal, work order, or agreement.

2. ESTIMATES, QUOTES & PROJECT SCOPE

Estimates and quotes are based on information reasonably available to Yeti Defensible Landworks at the time of preparation.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, estimates are based on visible and reasonably accessible site conditions.

Actual project pricing may change if site conditions materially differ from the conditions represented to or reasonably observable by Yeti Defensible Landworks when the estimate was prepared.

Conditions that may affect pricing include, but are not limited to:

  • Vegetation density

  • Tree size

  • Tree species

  • Brush density

  • Terrain

  • Slope

  • Soil conditions

  • Rocks and boulders

  • Stumps and roots

  • Buried debris

  • Drainage conditions

  • Access limitations

  • Property size or acreage

  • Utility locations

  • Hidden structures

  • Weather

  • Fire restrictions

  • Environmental restrictions

  • Other unforeseen site conditions

Quotes are valid for 30 days, unless otherwise stated in writing.

A quote does not constitute an agreement for work until accepted by the Customer and confirmed by Yeti Defensible Landworks.

3. CUSTOMER-PROVIDED INFORMATION

Yeti Defensible Landworks may rely upon information supplied by the Customer when preparing estimates and planning work.

The Customer is responsible for the accuracy of information provided regarding:

  • Property size

  • Acreage

  • Property boundaries

  • Access

  • Terrain

  • Vegetation

  • Utilities

  • Septic systems

  • Wells

  • Irrigation

  • Structures

  • Easements

  • Restrictions

  • Desired work areas

  • Areas excluded from work

  • Other relevant site conditions

If information supplied by the Customer is inaccurate or incomplete and results in additional work, costs, equipment requirements, mobilization, delays, or other expenses, Yeti Defensible Landworks may adjust the project scope and pricing accordingly.

4. PRICING, DEPOSITS & PAYMENT

Any deposit, mobilization payment, progress payment, or other payment requirement will be identified in the applicable proposal or written agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing:

  • Payment in full is due upon completion of the services.

  • Additional work outside the original scope may result in additional charges.

  • Yeti Defensible Landworks may suspend work if an account becomes past due.

  • The Customer is responsible for applicable taxes, fees, mobilization charges, disposal charges, and other charges identified in the applicable proposal.

  • Failure to pay amounts due may result in collection activity or other remedies available under applicable law.

Where permitted by applicable Colorado law, Yeti Defensible Landworks reserves all rights and remedies available for unpaid amounts, including applicable lien rights.

5. CHANGE ORDERS & ADDITIONAL WORK

Work outside the original scope of a project constitutes additional work.

Additional work may include:

  • Additional acreage

  • Additional vegetation or trees

  • Stump removal

  • Root removal

  • Additional grading

  • Rock or boulder removal

  • Additional hauling

  • Debris disposal

  • Additional mobilization

  • Additional equipment

  • Additional site preparation

  • Work resulting from unforeseen site conditions

  • Customer-requested changes

Additional work may be authorized through a written change order, signed proposal, email, text message, electronic approval, or other documented authorization.

Yeti Defensible Landworks is not obligated to perform additional work without authorization.

6. CUSTOMER PROPERTY & AUTHORIZATION

The Customer represents that:

  1. The Customer is the legal owner of the property or has authority from the legal owner to authorize the work; and

  2. The Customer has authority to grant Yeti Defensible Landworks access to the property and work areas.

The Customer is responsible for obtaining any required permission from:

  • Property owners

  • Neighboring property owners

  • Homeowners' associations

  • Government agencies

  • Easement holders

  • Conservation organizations

  • Other parties with legal rights affecting the property

The Customer must identify areas where Yeti Defensible Landworks is not authorized to enter, disturb, clear, grade, or otherwise perform work.

7. PROPERTY BOUNDARIES, EASEMENTS & RESTRICTED AREAS

The Customer is responsible for accurately identifying:

  • Property boundaries

  • Property corners

  • Easements

  • Rights-of-way

  • Conservation areas

  • HOA-restricted areas

  • Utility corridors

  • Access limitations

  • Areas not authorized for work

Where work occurs near a property boundary, the Customer may be required to provide adequate boundary markers, survey information, or other documentation.

Yeti Defensible Landworks may rely upon boundary information provided by the Customer unless Yeti Defensible Landworks has actual knowledge that the information is incorrect.

The Customer is responsible for obtaining permission before work occurs on or requires access through property owned by another party.

8. COLORADO 811 & UNDERGROUND UTILITIES

Yeti Defensible Landworks will comply with applicable Colorado underground utility notification requirements.

For excavation or other ground-disturbing work, Yeti Defensible Landworks may submit the required Colorado 811 locate request in accordance with applicable law.

Colorado 811 requirements apply to excavation even when work occurs on private property and even when excavation is relatively shallow. Colorado 811 also states that the company performing the excavation must submit the locate request in its own name.

Yeti Defensible Landworks will not rely solely on an old utility locate, information supplied by a previous contractor, or verbal assurances that underground utilities do not exist.

The Customer understands that Colorado 811 does not locate all private utilities.

Private utilities may include:

  • Private water lines

  • Irrigation systems

  • Sprinkler lines

  • Septic systems

  • Private sewer lines

  • Private electrical lines

  • Propane lines

  • Gas lines serving private facilities

  • Invisible or electric fences

  • Buried tanks

  • Other privately owned underground facilities

Private utilities generally must be located separately by an appropriate private locating service.

The Customer is responsible for identifying known private utilities and, when required, arranging for private utility locating at the Customer's expense unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Yeti Defensible Landworks may delay or refuse to begin excavation until required utility locates have been completed, markings are reasonably visible, and the work area is considered safe to enter.

Yeti Defensible Landworks will exercise reasonable care around marked utilities and will comply with applicable excavation requirements, including applicable requirements concerning the utility tolerance zone. Colorado 811 currently identifies an 18-inch tolerance zone around marked utilities.

If utility markings are missing, damaged, inconsistent with site conditions, or otherwise questionable, Yeti Defensible Landworks may stop work until the issue is resolved.

9. HIDDEN & UNFORESEEN CONDITIONS

Yeti Defensible Landworks is not responsible for conditions that could not reasonably be identified before work began, except to the extent liability is imposed by applicable law.

Examples include:

  • Buried debris

  • Unmarked utilities

  • Private utilities

  • Buried concrete

  • Buried structures

  • Abandoned structures

  • Septic components

  • Underground tanks

  • Irrigation systems

  • Unstable soil

  • Hidden rocks or boulders

  • Sinkholes

  • Unstable trees or limbs

  • Buried fencing

  • Wire

  • Metal

  • Construction debris

  • Wildlife hazards

  • Previously buried materials

  • Other concealed conditions

If unforeseen conditions materially affect the safety, cost, or feasibility of the project, Yeti Defensible Landworks may stop work and discuss revised scope, pricing, or scheduling with the Customer before continuing.

10. EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS & WORK-SITE SAFETY

Yeti Defensible Landworks may operate heavy equipment including:

  • Compact track loaders

  • Skid steer loaders

  • Forestry mulchers

  • Grading attachments

  • Buckets

  • Grapples

  • Brush cutters

  • Other specialized equipment

Heavy equipment operations inherently involve risks including:

  • Flying debris

  • Falling limbs

  • Falling trees

  • Noise

  • Vibration

  • Dust

  • Ground disturbance

  • Moving equipment

  • Equipment rollover

  • Changing terrain

  • Rocks and other projectiles

The Customer agrees to keep unauthorized persons, children, pets, livestock, and vehicles away from active work areas.

The Customer agrees to follow reasonable safety instructions provided by Yeti Defensible Landworks.

Yeti Defensible Landworks may stop work if the work area becomes unsafe or if people, animals, vehicles, property, weather, terrain, or other conditions create an unreasonable safety risk.

11. FENCES, GATES, LIVESTOCK, PETS & AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY

The Customer must identify fencing, gates, livestock areas, electric fencing, invisible fences, corrals, agricultural equipment, animal enclosures, and other features that may interfere with equipment operations.

The Customer is responsible for securing pets and livestock away from active work areas.

The Customer must provide reasonable access through gates and other access points.

Yeti Defensible Landworks is not responsible for animals or property that enter an active work area despite reasonable precautions, except to the extent caused by Yeti Defensible Landworks' negligence or other liability imposed by applicable law.

12. PROPERTY & GROUND DISTURBANCE

The Customer understands that heavy equipment operations may result in:

  • Track or tire impressions

  • Soil compaction

  • Rutting

  • Ground disturbance

  • Dust

  • Changes to vegetation

  • Movement of rocks

  • Exposure of rocks or roots

  • Changes in surface conditions

  • Changes in drainage or runoff

  • Vibration

  • Noise

  • Other ordinary effects associated with heavy equipment

Yeti Defensible Landworks will use reasonable care in performing the agreed services.

However, some degree of ground disturbance is an inherent and foreseeable consequence of land clearing, grading, forestry mulching, and other equipment-based services.

The Customer accepts ordinary ground disturbance associated with the agreed scope of work.

13. FORESTRY MULCHING, TREES & VEGETATION

The Customer understands that forestry mulching and vegetation management involve inherent risks associated with trees, brush, rocks, slopes, terrain, falling limbs, hidden objects, and changing site conditions.

Unless specifically included in the written scope:

  • Forestry mulching does not constitute complete stump removal.

  • Forestry mulching does not constitute complete root removal.

  • Stump grinding or excavation is not included unless specifically stated.

  • Large logs may remain on site unless removal is specifically included.

  • Mulched material may remain on or near the ground.

  • Certain vegetation may remain where removal would be unsafe, impractical, outside the agreed scope, or require additional work.

  • Vegetation may naturally regrow after treatment.

  • Complete eradication of vegetation is not guaranteed.

The Customer understands that vegetation-management results can vary based on species, soil conditions, weather, moisture, sunlight, season, and other natural factors.

14. STUMPS, ROOTS, LOGS, MULCH & DEBRIS

Unless specifically included in the applicable proposal:

  • Stump excavation is not included.

  • Root removal is not included.

  • Off-site hauling is not included.

  • Disposal fees are not included.

  • Firewood removal is not included.

  • Large log removal is not included.

  • Removal of rocks or boulders is not included.

  • Removal of previously buried debris is not included.

Forestry mulch, wood chips, slash, logs, stumps, rocks, and other material generated by the project may remain on the property within or near the work area unless removal is specifically included in the scope.

Any requested hauling, disposal, stacking, chipping, or relocation of material may constitute additional work.

15. WILDFIRE MITIGATION & FIRE CONDITIONS

Yeti Defensible Landworks provides wildfire mitigation and vegetation-management services intended to reduce certain vegetation and fuel hazards.

The Customer understands that wildfire mitigation:

does not guarantee that a property will be protected from wildfire.

Wildfire behavior is affected by numerous factors outside the control of Yeti Defensible Landworks, including:

  • Wind

  • Weather

  • Terrain

  • Fuel conditions

  • Ember exposure

  • Neighboring properties

  • Fire behavior

  • Fire suppression resources

  • Drought

  • Vegetation regrowth

  • Other natural or human-caused conditions

Yeti Defensible Landworks may postpone or stop work because of:

  • Red Flag Warnings

  • High winds

  • Extreme fire danger

  • Local fire restrictions

  • Fire bans

  • Dry or unsafe conditions

  • Equipment-generated ignition risk

  • Smoke conditions

  • Other conditions creating an unreasonable fire hazard

No wildfire mitigation service should be interpreted as a guarantee of compliance with a specific governmental, insurance, fire-district, or defensible-space standard unless that specific standard is expressly identified in writing as part of the scope.

16. WEATHER, NATURAL CONDITIONS & SCHEDULING

Work may be postponed, delayed, or rescheduled because of:

  • Rain

  • Snow

  • Ice

  • Frozen ground

  • Excessively wet conditions

  • Mud

  • High winds

  • Lightning

  • Extreme temperatures

  • Fire restrictions

  • Unsafe terrain

  • Road or access conditions

  • Equipment availability

  • Equipment failure

  • Other circumstances outside Yeti Defensible Landworks' reasonable control

Yeti Defensible Landworks may determine that weather or site conditions are unsuitable for safe equipment operations.

If Yeti Defensible Landworks initiates a postponement due to weather or unsafe conditions, the Customer will not be charged a cancellation fee solely because of that postponement.

17. EROSION, DRAINAGE & POST-PROJECT CONDITIONS

Land clearing, grading, vegetation removal, and other ground-disturbing activities may change surface conditions, drainage, runoff, soil exposure, and erosion characteristics.

Unless specifically included in the written scope, Yeti Defensible Landworks does not provide engineering, hydrological, surveying, environmental, or erosion-control services.

The Customer is responsible for obtaining professional engineering or other specialized services when required.

Yeti Defensible Landworks is not responsible for erosion, runoff, settling, drainage changes, flooding, or other natural changes occurring after completion due to weather, natural processes, subsequent property use, or conditions outside the company's reasonable control, except to the extent caused by Yeti Defensible Landworks' negligence or other liability imposed by applicable law.

18. ENVIRONMENTAL, GOVERNMENTAL & PROPERTY RESTRICTIONS

The Customer is responsible for disclosing known:

  • Conservation easements

  • Environmental restrictions

  • Wetlands

  • Protected areas

  • HOA restrictions

  • Government restrictions

  • Protected vegetation

  • Watercourse restrictions

  • Access restrictions

  • Historic or archaeological restrictions

  • Other legal restrictions affecting the property

Unless expressly included in writing, Yeti Defensible Landworks does not represent that it has independently determined all governmental, environmental, conservation, zoning, HOA, or property restrictions applicable to the project.

If a restriction is discovered that materially affects the work, Yeti Defensible Landworks may stop work until the issue is resolved.

19. CANCELLATIONS & RESCHEDULING

Cancellation and rescheduling terms may be specified in the applicable proposal.

Unless otherwise stated in writing:

  • Customers should provide cancellation or rescheduling requests as early as reasonably possible.

  • Deposits may be subject to cancellation restrictions identified in the applicable proposal.

  • Yeti Defensible Landworks may charge for mobilization, equipment transportation, preparation, travel, equipment allocation, or other costs already incurred.

  • Rescheduling is subject to availability.

  • Significant changes to project scope, access, or site conditions may require additional charges.

20. MOBILIZATION, TRAVEL & MINIMUM SERVICE CHARGES

Projects may be subject to:

  • Mobilization charges

  • Equipment transportation charges

  • Travel charges

  • Minimum service charges

  • Minimum equipment hours

  • Additional trip charges

  • Disposal charges

Any applicable charges will be identified in the applicable estimate, proposal, or invoice.

21. PHOTOGRAPHS & PROJECT DOCUMENTATION

The Customer authorizes Yeti Defensible Landworks to photograph and document the work area before, during, and after services for purposes including:

  • Estimating

  • Project documentation

  • Quality control

  • Safety

  • Recordkeeping

  • Insurance documentation

  • Dispute resolution

Photographs will not be used for marketing purposes unless the Customer has separately provided any consent required for such use.

22. LIMITED WARRANTIES & SERVICE EXPECTATIONS

Yeti Defensible Landworks will perform the agreed services in a professional manner consistent with the scope of work accepted by the Customer.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, Yeti Defensible Landworks does not guarantee:

  • Permanent vegetation removal

  • Permanent prevention of regrowth

  • Elimination of wildfire risk

  • Specific future vegetation growth

  • Specific future property appearance

  • Exact soil conditions

  • Permanent erosion prevention

  • Permanent drainage conditions

  • Results affected by weather

  • Results affected by natural processes

  • Results affected by subsequent property use

  • Conditions outside the agreed scope

Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude any warranty, duty, or protection that cannot legally be excluded under applicable law.

23. CUSTOMER PROPERTY & PERSONAL ITEMS

The Customer is responsible for removing or protecting personal property, vehicles, landscaping features, structures, equipment, decorations, fencing, and other items that are not intended to be part of the work.

The Customer must identify items that may not be readily visible or that are particularly valuable or fragile.

Yeti Defensible Landworks is not responsible for damage to items that were not disclosed, removed, protected, or reasonably identifiable before work began, except to the extent caused by Yeti Defensible Landworks' negligence or other liability imposed by applicable law.

24. RIGHT TO REFUSE OR STOP WORK

Yeti Defensible Landworks reserves the right to refuse, suspend, or stop work when:

  • Site conditions are unsafe.

  • Required utility locates are incomplete.

  • Utility markings are missing or inconsistent.

  • Fire conditions create unacceptable risk.

  • Weather creates unsafe operating conditions.

  • The Customer interferes with safe equipment operation.

  • Unauthorized persons or animals enter the work area.

  • Actual site conditions materially differ from the agreed scope.

  • Required access is unavailable.

  • The Customer requests work that Yeti Defensible Landworks reasonably believes is unsafe or unlawful.

  • Required permissions or authorizations are unavailable.

  • Continuing work would create unreasonable risk to people, property, equipment, or the environment.

Yeti Defensible Landworks will make reasonable efforts to communicate the reason for stopping work and, where appropriate, discuss available options with the Customer.

25. COMMUNICATIONS & TEXT MESSAGING

When you provide your telephone number and opt into communications from Yeti Defensible Landworks, you consent to receiving informational and, where separately authorized, marketing text messages.

Messages may include:

  • Quote and estimate follow-ups

  • Appointment confirmations

  • Scheduling notices

  • Project updates

  • Service reminders

  • Customer support messages

  • Requests for information

  • Seasonal reminders

  • Promotions and marketing messages, where separately authorized

Message frequency varies.

Message and data rates may apply.

Consent to receive marketing messages is not a condition of purchasing services.

You may opt out of marketing text messages at any time by replying STOP to a marketing message. You may receive one additional message confirming your opt-out.

For support, reply HELP where supported or contact Yeti Defensible Landworks using the contact information provided on our website.

Mobile carriers are not responsible for delayed or undelivered messages.

If you change or transfer your mobile telephone number, you agree to opt out of messaging associated with the previous number or notify Yeti Defensible Landworks so that messaging can be appropriately updated.

For information regarding the collection and use of personal information, please review our Privacy Policy.

Yeti Defensible Landworks reserves the right to modify or terminate its messaging program and to modify these Messaging Terms. Changes become effective when posted or otherwise communicated as required by applicable law.

26. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Yeti Defensible Landworks' liability arising from services provided under these Terms will be limited to the amount actually paid by the Customer to Yeti Defensible Landworks for the specific services giving rise to the claim.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Yeti Defensible Landworks will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages.

The Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Yeti Defensible Landworks, its owners, employees, and agents from claims, losses, damages, or expenses arising from:

  • The Customer's failure to disclose known hazards;

  • Unauthorized property access;

  • Inaccurate property information;

  • Undisclosed private utilities;

  • Undisclosed property restrictions;

  • Unauthorized persons or animals entering the work area; or

  • Other circumstances caused by the Customer;

except to the extent caused by the negligence, willful misconduct, or other legally attributable conduct of Yeti Defensible Landworks.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to waive or limit any rights, remedies, duties, or liabilities that cannot legally be waived or limited under Colorado law.

27. INSURANCE

Yeti Defensible Landworks maintains insurance coverage applicable to its operations as determined by the company and its insurance providers.

Upon reasonable request, Yeti Defensible Landworks may provide applicable certificates of insurance where available and appropriate.

Nothing in these Terms expands the coverage or obligations of any insurance policy.

28. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR

Yeti Defensible Landworks operates as an independent contractor.

Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, agency relationship, or other relationship between the Customer and Yeti Defensible Landworks other than the provision of contracted services.

Yeti Defensible Landworks retains control over the manner and means of performing the services, subject to the agreed project scope and applicable law.

29. GOVERNING LAW & DISPUTE RESOLUTION

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

Any dispute arising out of or relating to services provided by Yeti Defensible Landworks will be subject to the jurisdiction of the applicable courts in Colorado, unless the parties agree otherwise in writing or applicable law requires a different venue.

Nothing in this section prevents either party from pursuing any lien, collection, small-claims, or other remedy available under applicable Colorado law.

30. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be modified or limited to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect to the extent permitted by law.

31. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These Terms, together with the applicable estimate, proposal, work order, invoice, change order, or other written agreement expressly incorporated into the transaction, constitute the agreement between Yeti Defensible Landworks and the Customer concerning the applicable services.

If there is a conflict between these Terms and a specific written proposal or agreement accepted by both parties, the specific written agreement will control to the extent of the conflict.

32. ELECTRONIC ACCEPTANCE

The Customer's electronic acceptance, written acceptance, text-message authorization, email authorization, payment of a required deposit, scheduling of services, or other documented authorization may constitute acceptance of these Terms and the applicable project scope to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Electronic records and communications may be used to document project authorization, changes in scope, scheduling, and other project-related communications.

33. CONTACT INFORMATION

Yeti Defensible Landworks, LLC

Website:
https://yetidefensiblelandworks.com

Email:
info@YetiDL.com

Last Updated: October 1, 2026