Recovering from Fire Damage: What To Do After A Fire Disaster
Nobody is ever truly prepared for a house fire. It can start from anywhere in your home, at any given time of the day, and for a number of reasons. A fire disaster is...
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Fire Extinguisher Safety Tips
There are many preventative measures you can take to reduce the risk of severe fire damage in your home, such as smoke detectors, an evacuation plan, and a fire safety kit. The main priority...
4 Ways to Protect and Restore Your Belongings from a Fire
Fires often feel like a faraway problem that always happen to somebody else, but in reality, firefighters respond to an average of 355,400 house fires each year. There is an annual average of 2,560...
How to Restore Electronics from Soot and Smoke Damage
When a fire breaks out on your property, it is an especially concerning issue. In such an event, your top priorities are to call 911 for help and to make sure the property has...
Little Things That Can Cause Big Fires
Just three years ago, 1,800 people died in residential fires. In the same year, 2016, injuries caused by home fires totaled 7,000. The US Fire Administration provides similar, dramatic statistics every year, meaning residential...
Creating an Emergency Communication Plan
Emergencies can happen at any moment, no matter where you are or who you’re with. Storms, floods, fires, and other disasters often happen without warning and create a dire situation that forces you to...
5 Issues that Lead to Electrical Fires
Just about every home uses electricity consistently as many people have a light, computer, or some other electronic device running during all hours of the day. While many modern-day electronics and electrical systems are...
Property Damage Reconstruction – FAQ
Refer to the following FAQ on different types of property damage (fire, water, mold), how such damage should be addressed, and what the reconstruction process includes.
Health Risks Associated with Smoke, Soot, and Mold
House fires are terrifying because the flames can cause intense bodily harm that results in serious injury and even death. Once the fire is put out, many homeowners are relieved in the sense that...
The 5 Classes of Fire and How to Extinguish Them
There are five different classes of fires, and a different letter is used to identify each one: Class A, B, C, D, and K. It’s important to know the different classes of fires, because...
