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Fire extinguishers are essential for protecting lives and property during a fire emergency. However, they don’t last forever and require regular service or replacement to remain effective. Ignoring an expired fire extinguisher can pose...
The distinct smell of burning plastic or fish could indicate an electrical fire. If you notice an active fire, call 911 immediately. If not, contact an emergency electrician to locate and address the source...
A small house fire may prompt the homeowner to grab a fire extinguisher to squash the flames. When used properly, a fire extinguisher poses little harm. But inhaling large quantities of the powder from...
Summary: Homeowner’s insurance usually covers fire damage and may seek compensation from a neighbor’s insurer if the neighbor is at fault. However, neighbors are not liable if the fire was caused by factors beyond...
Grease fires can be extremely dangerous because they can cause injuries and damage to your property. They are usually caused by oil, grease, or fat on the stovetop, or by deep-fat fryers getting too...
In this blog, we’re taking a closer look at how smoke quietly messes with your belongings and overall well-being. We’ll also provide simple ways to get rid of those lingering smoke odors after a kitchen fire, along with practical tips for effectively restoring fire damage.
When a furnace is working correctly, oxygen and fuel are combined in a balanced manner and allow for controlled combustion. This proper combination creates a steady flame and will burn almost all of the...
A fire is one of the most difficult and devastating experiences that can happen within your home. No matter the size of the fire, the damage can be widespread as direct contact from the...
A smoke damaged home is unsafe to live in—until professionals decontaminate it, resolve the structural dangers, and deem the home safe to occupy again. Some smoke damage is invisible, which is what leads homeowners...
Plastic releases several harmful chemicals including hydrochloric acid, dioxins, furans, and sulfur dioxide when burned. If you ever accidentally come in contact with burning plastic, you may be wondering “what are the potential health...
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