Move from cycle-based trimming to risk-based vegetation management.
See vegetation risk across your entire network, prioritize the spans that need attention first, and put limited crews and trim dollars where they can have the greatest impact on reliability and wildfire risk.
BUILT FOR
Electric cooperatives operating across the rugged, forested and fire-prone Mountain West.
Built In Colorado
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Satellite & Aerial Intelligence
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Works With Your Existing GIS
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Distribution & Transmission
THE PROBLEM
Your trim cycle treats every mile the same. Your risk doesn’t.
CYCLE-BASED PROGRAM
Inspect. Trim. Move on. Repeat.
Traditional vegetation programs are built around fixed cycles: inspect an area, trim it, move on, and return a few years later.
WHAT CHANGES BETWEEN CYCLES
But vegetation doesn’t grow on a schedule.
A healthy corridor can remain low risk for years while a single tree, fast-growing span, drought-stressed stand, or heavily vegetated section becomes a reliability or ignition problem between cycles.
For Mountain West co-ops, the challenge is even harder: thousands of line miles, difficult terrain, small operations teams, limited budgets, changing weather, and growing wildfire exposure.
You shouldn’t have to inspect and trim every mile equally to know where your biggest risks are.
Put every vegetation dollar against the highest-priority risk.
OmniGeo gives vegetation and operations teams a continuously updated view of conditions across the network so you can shift from calendar-driven maintenance to risk-driven decisions.
Prioritize the work that matters
Rank circuits, spans, and vegetation conditions by risk so crews start with the areas most likely to affect reliability or wildfire exposure.
Reduce unnecessary inspection
Use remote intelligence to identify where field validation is needed — instead of sending crews to inspect every mile of line.
Make trim budgets go further
Defer work where vegetation risk is low and concentrate contractors, equipment, and budget where intervention delivers greater value.
Catch risk between cycles
Monitor vegetation growth and changing conditions over time to identify emerging issues before the next scheduled inspection.
Strengthen wildfire mitigation
Understand where vegetation around utility infrastructure combines with dry fuels and other wildfire conditions to create elevated concern.
Verify the work
Measure vegetation change after trimming or clearing to document completed mitigation and identify areas that may require follow-up.