Items don’t have to be made of cloth to be flammable. Many of the most flammable things in your home right now probably aren’t even made of cloth and they aren’t just kept in your living room or kitchen. Candles and unattended stoves can start a fire, but these aren’t the only items you have… Continue Reading
This year in the United States, more than 3,800 people will die a fire-related death. Even though schools, universities and communities teach families about the dangers of fire and how to prevent house fires, they still happen every day. And there are a few points of… Continue Reading
House fires can happen to any family but with a home fire escape plan, all members of the family can be appropriately prepared should a fire ever start. From the youngest children to the oldest parents or grandparents, everyone should participate in creating and regularly reviewing the escape plan. While you hope to never use… Continue Reading
Sprinkler systems don’t just benefit schools and public places. In fact, installing a sprinkler system in your home has both short-term and long-term benefits. Right off the bat, a sprinkler system brings an extra level of safety to your home. If a fire starts in your house, the sprinklers can put an end to the… Continue Reading
The number one cause of house fires in the United States is electrical reasons. Most, if not all, of these fires could have been prevented if the homeowner’s electrical system was professionally inspected within the 6 months preceding the fire. And regular inspection can also help protect you and your family as well. Unlicensed… Continue Reading