As we settle into our homes and life becomes more routine, we no longer notice some of the more mundane tasks. Activities such as watching television or cooking dinner are simple parts of life that don’t often require our attention…. Read More
Archive for the ‘Residential Fire Protection’ Category
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What to Know About Residential Sprinkler Systems
You have likely seen sprinkler systems in commercial buildings such as schools, offices, and hospitals. These fire suppression systems help save lives and prevent fire damage from destroying a building. Where you may not have noticed these sprinklers is inside… Read More
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Is Your Home a Fire Hazard?
Is your home a fire hazard? Today, we’ll be sharing some not-so-obvious signs that your home could be fire-prone. Most homeowners know the importance of keeping a working smoke detector on each floor of the house. They know to pay… Read More
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Valentine’s Day and Residential Fire Safety
On Valentine’s day, sometimes it’s nice to switch things up by staying home. Enjoying a candlelit dinner and exchanging gifts while being in the comfort of your home is a subtle, relaxing way to celebrate the holiday. If you plan… Read More
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Residential Fire Safety Myths
Knowing the truth about residential fires can save your life. We know that there’s a lot of information on the Internet, some of which is highly inaccurate. Having a fire safety plan is crucial if you’re a homeowner. If a… Read More
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4 Things You Should Throw Away After a Fire
Experiencing a house fire is challenging to go through. Deciding what to throw away after a house fire can be heartbreaking and devastating. Some items hold sentimental value, and homeowners become upset about money going down the drain. However, in… Read More
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How to Handle Candles with Care
Candles are an ideal way to add ambiance to any environment. Not only do they liven a room, but their scents make a room warm and inviting. Luckily, candle fires only make up a small percentage of the cause behind… Read More
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Fire Protection: Keeping Your Basement Safe From a Fire
Basements are susceptible to water damage and flooding. It’s one of the most vulnerable areas in your home. Basements are also prone to fire outbreaks because this is where heating equipment such as furnaces or fireplaces are often stored. Luckily,… Read More
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3 Unexpected Residential Fire Hazards
Protecting your home and family from a fire isn’t as hard as it sounds. The most important thing to do is to exercise some common sense. For instance, don’t leave a dishcloth on top of a gas stove, even if… Read More
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4 Ways to Stop an Attic Fire
Your attic is one of the most important storage space in your home. While not every home is equipped with an attic, it can be a great way to keep non-seasonal items on hand if you don’t have a storage… Read More