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Important Fire Safety Information

Few people realize just how quickly fire can destroy homes and lives. Every 20 seconds, a fire department responds to a fire somewhere in the nation. A residential fire occurs every 77 seconds. The most common causes for fires include cooking equipment, heating equipment, open flame, electrical, appliance and smoking.

Smoke detectors can help protect against fire by providing an early warning. This early detection could make the difference in allowing you and your family to reach safety in time. It’s amazing how many homes still do not have smoke detectors, despite the low cost and life saving potential. Many homeowners with smoke detectors fail to properly maintain and test the equipment and take for granted they are working properly.

• Keep your home and family safe by installing smoke detectors today! You could potentially cut your risk of dying in a home fire in half just by having a fire alarm system in your home. We can install a system that will cover your home and give you and your family piece of mind. Call us today!

• At least once per year, you should have your system tested and inspected to ensure it is working properly. We can help! Call us today to schedule a system test and inspection!

Have pets?

Each year, 40,000 pets are killed in house fires. Follow these simple steps and you can leave your furry loved ones at home knowing they’ll be ok in the event of a fire emergency

• Place pet alert decals in the front windows to alert responders that you have pets inside. Ask us for a complimentary set of decals.

• Have your heating system inspected every fall. Carbon monoxide poisoning is a silent killer responsible for hundreds of human and pet deaths every year.

• Make sure one of your trusted neighbors has a key to your home. In the event of an emergency, they may be able to open the door to let authorities in or to let your pet out!