Water and Fire Damage Safety Tips for June
During the summer, we want to have fun with our families, relax, and let go of our worries, but safety is crucial during these times. Here are some basic water and fire damage safety tips.
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High Temperatures Increasing Risks for Drought and Fires
Things are heating up quickly this summer, especially in the southern states as humidity levels drop and the risk of outdoor fires rises. While many of us are excited about more trips to the...
What to Do After Inhaling Material From Fire Extinguisher
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...
Can You Hold a Neighbor Liable for Fire Damage to Your Home?
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...
How to Clean Up Soot After a Fire?
Summary: After a fire, it’s important to clean up soot quickly to protect your home and belongings. Discover easy and effective ways to remove soot from walls, ceilings, clothes, metal surfaces, wood, and more...
Fire Safety Tips for Apartment Buildings
The U.S. Fire Administration states that there are over 105,000 residential fires in multi-unit properties every year. It is important to understand why these fires happen, how to protect yourself and ensure your safety, and what you can do as a resident to prevent fires in your apartment building.
Smoke Damage Cleaning Tips
Accidents happen no matter how hard we try to avoid them, so a fire is something we can all be in danger from despite our best efforts. When a devastation of that sort happens...
Fire Safety Tips For the Holiday Season
Holidays can be wonderful, exciting, and fun. However, they don’t come without risk. The holiday season can present fire hazards that may not have the same risks in other times of the year. Most...
Dealing with Mold After Fire Damage
A home fire is a major catastrophe, but the aftermath of a fire can be just as damaging. Consider the fire extinguishment process, which can introduce water and chemicals into the home. Dampness leads...
How to React to Kitchen Fire Damage
In most homes, people are walking in and out of the kitchen all day, whether they are preparing a meal or just grabbing a snack. The kitchen is one of the busiest areas of...
