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How to Prevent Property Loss in a Fire
As Fire Prevention Week is approaching, it is important to recognize some fire safety tips. When it comes to fire safety, it is important that you are completely prepared for the worst. It’s easy to take that first step – make your home escape plan. In a fire, seconds count. Fire…
Fire Sprinkler Tax Incentives
Fire Pros Will Help You Save This Season! Many buildings are required to have automatic fire sprinklers installed under state or local law. For those that don’t, it’s easy to put this addition on the backburner. However, recent tax reform makes it more appealing for small business owners to add…
How to Read a Carbon Monoxide Detector
Over 20,000 Americans visit the ER each year due to carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While installing carbon monoxide detectors in your home is smart, their effectiveness depends on you being able to read them. Fortunately, our fire protection contractors will be more than happy…
Fire Safety Products You Need For Your Home
We believe in preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. While no one likes to think about their house or apartment building burning down, it’s important that you and your family know how to stay safe in an emergency. The more prepared you are for a fire or…
What if My Carbon Monoxide Detector Goes Off?
You can’t see, smell, or taste carbon monoxide. Fortunately, we can help you find the best carbon monoxide detector for your home or commercial building. We understand that your family’s safety is a priority, which is why we encourage you to install carbon monoxide detectors (as well as smoke detectors) on every level of your home and…
5 Tips for Installing Emergency Exit Lights
Emergency lights are often overlooked until smoke from a fire makes it impossible to find the exits. Thankfully, emergency lights illuminate paths to safety to reduce risk of injury and death. Commercial buildings need emergency exit lights to comply with fire codes and standards. If you are installing emergency exit lights for the first…
How Many Smoke Detectors Do I Need?
Do you know how many smoke detectors you need for your home or commercial building? The answer may surprise you. Our team is dedicated to keeping you safe with the best fire protection system. While a commercial building requires a fire alarm system to stay up-to-code, residential homes can be overlooked. While we don’t like…
Why Backflow Preventers Are Important
When you turn on the faucet, you expect water that is safe and clean to drink. However, potable water (also called drinking water) can be contaminated if it comes in contact with other sources. Keep reading to learn how backflow systems protect your drinking water from contamination. To learn more about how to protect…
How Do Fire Sprinklers Work?
Have you ever seen a TV show or movie where all the fire sprinklers in a building went off at once? In real life, fire sprinklers are designed to quickly put out fires while minimizing water damage. Keep reading to learn how fire sprinklers work and why your commercial building should have their fire protection…
Why Emergency Lighting Is Important
The last time you sat in a movie theater, you may have noticed exit signs illuminated in the darkness. Under OSHA regulations, a commercial building must have an emergency lighting system in order to be considered safe and code-compliant. Occupants of your commercial building must be able to find the exits in an emergency, which…
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