Electrical Fire Prevention

During the Holidays & Throughout the Year As temperatures cool and daylight dwindles, electricity usage tends to increase in households across the country. This is especially true for those who love to decorate their homes from Halloween through New Year’s. Before pulling the inflatable lawn decorations and strings of tangled lights out of storage, we […]

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Home Heating Cost Savings Tips

  As consumers, we all feel the effects of the current economic inflation and ever-rising energy costs. Over the past year, average heating oil prices have increased by 50%, natural gas has risen by 18%, and propane has gone up by 42%. With winter quickly approaching and fuel bills on the rise – it might […]

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Tow-Behind Trailer Safety

Tow-behind trailers come in all shapes and sizes. From open-air utility trailers, enclosed tool trailers, and compact pop-up campers to large travel trailers–the list goes on. While there may be endless safety factors to consider when operating a vehicle with a trailer, we have compiled some important safety points to know before you hit the […]

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Ice Dams and Snow Load Dangers

Are you at risk of Ice Dams and Heavy Snow Load Dangers? What you need to know to keep your property safe.  Once the snow begins to fall, it’s important to keep an eye on your roof, deck, and any other structures around your home or business for heavy snow buildup and ice dams.  A […]

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Winter Storm Power Outage Tips

Winter storms can deliver unpredictable weather. The conditions vary from snow and ice to sleet, high winds, and rain. The most severe storms can cause widespread power outages that can sometimes last for several days. 

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Home Flood Preparation

According to a calculation completed in 2020 by First Street Foundation, 14.6 million properties are located within the 100-year flood zone.  That is almost twice the 8.7 million properties that are shown on government emergency maps. The culprit for this variance is primarily changes caused by climate change, among other factors. This is important information […]

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Slip and Fall Accident Prevention in Your Home and Business

Many injuries sustained during a slip and fall or trip and fall accident could be avoided with regular property upkeep and preventative action.  Slip and fall accidents occur when traction is reduced due to wet or oily surfaces, temporary spills, weather events, or a change in surface type. The following maintenance can create a safer […]

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Winter Vehicle Emergency Kit

Unpredictable winter weather can seriously impact your travel plans and daily commute, and the best way to stay safe is to be prepared. Below is a helpful safety reminder as well as a compiled list of winter emergency kit items to keep in your car. For a comprehensive year-round vehicle roadside kit, watch our Emergency […]

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6 Tips For A Safe Hike

Whether you’re taking a walk on the trail, a light hike through the woods, or a strenuous climb up a mountain, all are great ways to get a workout in and enjoy the outdoors. Before hitting the trails, consider these tips to stay safe and avoid accidents while hiking: Check the weather – Confirm there […]

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Icy Walkway Prevention & Safety Tips

According to Injury Prevention and Control statistics from the CDC, slip, and fall injuries are the leading cause of non-fatal injuries reported among all age groups in the U.S. With slip and fall injuries so prevalent, it is critical for property owners and property maintenance contractors to monitor and manage the melt and re-freeze exposures […]

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