Any fire, big or small, is extremely disruptive to your property and well-being. It is important to spend time identifying and correcting potential fire hazards in your home. Below are common fire hazards in the home that should be checked regularly. HVAC system: Check to see if the wiring is intact, and if the system

The National Fire Protection Association offers handbooks and other publications on the fire safety code in place for businesses. Fire protection equipment Have an automatic sprinkler system in place. Stock smoke detectors and fire extinguishers on every floor. Equip your employees with an emergency kit stocked with items like bottled water, a flashlight, and an escape mask to fight against

Being aware of common electrical hazards and keeping an eye out for problems could save your home and possessions from serious damage. Check out the sections below for tips to keep your home safe. Electrical Appliances and Tools Do not use light bulbs with a higher wattage rating than recommended on the fixture. Keep

As we embark into summer vacation and near Fourth of July, many people think about staying safe in the sun, but they also need to consider safe practices of maintaining summertime fires. Read some tips below on fire safety: Keep a 3-foot safety zone around grills, fire pits and campfires. Place grills at least

It is important to spend time identifying and correcting potential fire hazards in your home. Below are actions you can take to protect your home from common fire hazards. Appliances: Protect your appliances by using surge protectors. If a cord is frayed or cracked, unplug the cord and replace it. Do not run cords