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Fire Safety Rules for Your Christmas Tree

As you decorate your home for this coming holiday season, be fire smart. The National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) states...

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Fire Safety Guidelines for Thanksgiving

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) says Thanksgiving Day is the leading day for home cooking fires, with three times...

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Heating Equipment Fire Safety Tips

As winter is getting closer, if you enjoy the occasional fire in your wood-burning fireplace or if you heat rooms...

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Facts about Carbon Monoxide

Did you know that each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 400 Americans...

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Emergency Preparedness – You Can Be a Hero Too

As we continue to observe Fire Prevention Week, we invite you to watch this short movie together with your children,...

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Tips for Cleaning the Rust off Chrome Fixtures

Here’s an easy trick how to clean rust off chrome bathroom fixtures and how to keep it looking clean longer:...

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Winter Weather Home Maintenance: Preventing Ice Dams

When the topic of winter weather home maintenance comes into focus, the emphasis is typically put on preventing frozen and...

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Mold: Fact vs. Fiction (Part I)

Mold is one of the most common problems that homeowners face. It develops quickly, growing as fast as 24 to...

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Fourth of July BBQ and Fireworks Safety Tips

June 21st officially kicked off the beginning of summer. With summer already in full swing and many areas throughout the...

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Common Misconceptions about Mitigation and Restoration

Over the years, there has been an abundance of misconceptions and non-truths involving property damage and restoration procedures. Professional restoration...

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What To Do After the Storm

“April showers” are sometimes much more than just a bit of rain. Spring weather can include a wide range of...

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The Flu: Protecting Yourself and Others

No one likes to be sick, especially with the Flu. January is usually the “high point” of the flu season,...

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