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 […]
Roof Maintenance and Repair
July 31, 2024A roof repair or replacement can be one of the largest expenses any homeowner might face, and no one can predict when and if a severe weather event, fallen tree, or mischievous squirrel will cause damage. While home insurance coverage is dependent on cause of damage, homeowners are responsible for roof maintenance and replacement due […]
Business Continuity Planning
January 9, 2024Imagine a computer virus or tech failure destroys your business’s electronic equipment and data. Or imagine a natural disaster strikes your area, crippling transportation, communication, supply chains, and the electricity grid. In either situation, would you be able to continue your business operations? Having a Business Continuity Program/Plan (BCP) in place helps ensure that your […]
Garage Fire Safety
September 8, 2023Garages often contain flammable liquids, gasoline-powered equipment, and electric tools and appliances, all of which can cause a fire. Unfortunately, that means garage fires are more common than you might like to think. And because garages tend to be used for storage, too, there is lots of fuel to help flames grow. In fact, garage […]
Cyber Security
July 13, 2023Cyber-attacks are becoming more common and complex as our online networks grow. Such attacks are usually aimed at accessing, changing, or destroying sensitive information. To keep your private data from falling into the hands of cybercriminals, it’s important to be aware of the scams they utilize. Phishing, a common type of cyber-attack, involves scammers sending […]
Severe Weather Emergency Preparedness
June 8, 2023Summer is the season of severe thunderstorms and hurricanes, and while these large storms can be frightening and destructive, there are steps you can take to keep your family and property safe. Preparation is key to safety. Staying tuned in to the local weather is always a good idea, but don’t wait for a storm […]
Potholes and Spring Ground Movement Hazards
March 21, 2023Every season brings unique weather-related safety hazards, and potholes are a common hazard in the spring. Here are some tips and considerations to be mindful of while driving and walking in areas prone to ground surface damage, such as large cracks, potholes, and uneven terrain: Be careful of other drivers/pedestrians when navigating around potholes. Keep […]
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
February 10, 2023Every year over 165,000 non-fatal workplace injuries occur in the construction industry. This leads to a drain on resources, reduces employee labor, and can lead to fines and other Penalties. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the most frequently cited violation on construction sites in 2021 was a lack of fall protection. […]
How Good Housekeeping Can Improve Your Safety
August 29, 2022Good housekeeping isn’t just about tidying up your home or office after work; it’s an important safety practice that improves the health and well-being of everyone involved in any project or company. From construction to cleaning, good housekeeping practices help to create a safe and hazard-free environment by making sure your equipment, tools, etc. are […]
What happens if my home is underinsured?
May 26, 2022Being underinsured means, you don’t have enough home insurance coverage to protect you if your home is damaged or destroyed in a fire or other disaster. Not having enough insurance can result in you assuming a large part of the repair costs yourself. The cost to repair or replace your home can fluctuate for many […]