Committing to installing residential fire sprinkler systems in new developments proves extremely rewarding for homebuilders, communities, and buyers alike. Many cities agree to offer cost-saving incentives in the form of “trade-ups” to homebuilders who install fire sprinkler systems in their new developments. By installing these fire safety devices in new homes, developers typically become eligible… Continue Reading
Residential fires make up 80 percent of fire-related deaths. Often, these fires are caused by everyday items that are not primarily viewed as dangerous. Here are some of the most common fire hazards that may be present in your home and how they can be prevented. Candles Candles may seem harmless but left unattended can… Continue Reading
Although fireworks are a staple in any summertime celebration, these pyrotechnics pose danger to those in the surrounding area. According to the National Fire Protection Association, 18,500 fires are caused by fireworks per year. Although they successfully light the sky up in an array of beautiful colors, it’s vital to understand the associated risks. Here… Continue Reading
Residential fires can happen quickly, and without proper prevention and protective measures, you and your residents are at risk for injury or even death. Common causes of residential fires include heating, electrical malfunction, appliances, and equipment malfunction. However, performing annual fire inspections can assist you in detecting potential hazards in your building, insuring resident safety… Continue Reading
You may think you’re prepared for any type of fire emergency, but did you know that there are five classes of fire, and that each must be put out in a different way? Read on to learn more about each class of fire, and how you can keep your building, your family, your guests and… Continue Reading