To an adult, the number of poisonous items in one’s household is rarely a thought that crosses the mind. Yet poison control centers across the country receive over 2 million calls annually relating to potential expose […]
Preventing Home Electrical Fires *Infographic*
One home structure fire is reported every 85 seconds. (National Fire Protection Agency) When your circuits “breaks,” or trip, your home is talking to you. Do you know what it’s saying? Here are a few warning signs and safety […]
Electrical Safety: Outside Your Home *Infographic*
Warmer weather brings an increase in outdoor work and electrical Hazards can be found not only inside but outside as well. Here are a few tips to help avoid issues. By paying a little attention now, […]
Senior Bathroom Safety Tips
The bathroom can be a treacherous place, with so many hard surfaces and sharp corners… […]
Power Surges: They Can Zap More than Your Patience!
By paying a little attention to surge suppression now, you can avoid major headaches later on. It’s time to learn about power surge protection. Of all the things that can go wrong in your home, power […]
Coming Home to a Dark House Can Be Scary…
More important than your home itself are the people and belongings inside. One of the most important things that you can do to protect your home is to install the right kind of outdoor security lighting. […]
Cooking for the Holidays? Make Sure Your Fire Detectors Are Working
Why the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends you replace all fire detectors after no more than 10 years. Smoke detectors are one of the most important safety features in your home. Properly installed, they serve […]
Around the House: Inside Tips for Outdoor Electrical Safety
With the welcome arrival of the spring and summer months, most of us will spend more time outdoors, barbecuing, going to the beach, recreating, and of course, tending to chores like yard work and home repairs. […]
Trick or Treat Safety
Below are tips to help make the Halloween festivities fun and safe for trick-or-treaters. S Swords, knives, and similar costume accessories should be short, soft, and flexible. A Avoid trick-or-treating alone. Walk in groups or with […]
Around the House: May Your Holidays Be Bright, Safe, and Energy Saving
The holidays are filled with the magical glimmer of lights – inside and out – that put a shine on the season, our homes and our hearts. Unfortunately, December is also fraught with increased injuries and […]
