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If you haven't heard the acronym "WUI," let me introduce you. WUI stands for Wildland- Urban Interface, and although it has been around as a designation for many years, it has recently received more attention and implementation as a regional designation. In short, WUI designation indicates "the zone where human housing and development meet or mix with undeveloped wildland vegetation and open space." (FEMA Geospatial Resource Center). Although that definition gives a rather ge

Have you ever felt like you'll never learn all the things you need to know? Or even just paused to consider the sheer volume of knowledge available to us? Learning is a lifelong pursuit of what is good. For Elevation, our learning responsibilites are twofold. First, we learn so that we can be the best at what we do. Second, we learn so that we can share what is good with others. Let's start with being the best. To be clear, this is not a matter of comparison, as if we're the

There's a lot of talk in the outdoor living industry (even the construction industry in general) about value. You'll hear things like "we don't sell our product because it's functional or even beautiful, we sell our product because it's valuable." Or "we don't want to cultivate revenue so much as value." While these are true sentiments, I would asterisk them. You see, value points us at what is good and lasting. Value indicates something transcendent- a higher worth than simp