As the Bay Area moves further into fire season, there's a growing sense of urgency when it comes to making property as safe as possible.
For Bob Emrich and his Firesafe Team, it was another day spent sawing and pulling their way through the hillsides of Mill Valley.
Growing fire concerns are driving big demand for exactly the kind of work Emrich and his crews are doing ever day. He says everyone is looking to reduce their risk of fire outside their home. The stop Emrich and company were on when KPIX caught up with him was actually requested by the neighborhood's HOA.
And as soon as one job is done, it's on to the next job. In this case, it was about 20 minutes away and 50 feet off the ground.
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