Unfortunately, a fourth of all fires reported annually occur in the home. Residential fires are closely associated with fire-related deaths. However, knowing the main reasons why house fires start and how to prevent them can help save you and your family from an emergency. Knowing where and when fires are most likely to ignite can …
As the temperatures drop and the nights grow cooler, you may be looking for ways to stay warm inside without going through your entire heating budget before the snow begins to fall. While things like space heaters and fires can quickly make a room feel comfortable and toasty, it is important to use them sparingly …
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As the summer continues, you may spend more evenings moving your socializing outdoors, from barbeques around the grill to roasting marshmallows on a fire pit. It’s important to make sure you maintain proper safety while working with open flames outdoors. Use Caution & Covers Whenever Possible The most common sources of fire damage or injury …
An emergency or disaster situation can be incredibly tense and stressful, and smaller details can get lost in the shuffle. It is completely normal to not entirely know what to do, but following these tips will help you get back on your feet and begin the recovery process as quickly as possible. Preparing for an …
The holiday season is upon us, meaning an increase in parties and celebrations. However, residential fires will be at a high for the year, with twice the number of fires occurring on Christmas Day than on a regular day throughout the year. Property damage will be up by one third and fatalities will be increased. …
Daylight Savings Time ends on Sunday, November 5th, which means it’s time to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. You should be testing your systems once a month and changing your batteries every six months. A good rule of thumb is to change them with Daylight Savings time, so you have …
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