The Atlantic hurricane season is June to November, with the peak season from mid-August to late October.
Learn MoreLightning is Deadly. An average of 22,600 fires were caused by lightning between 2007 and 2011.
Learn MoreNever approach a downed power line and always stay at least 35 feet away.
Learn More67% for the fatalities occurred when a generator was placed in the living area or basement of the home.
Learn MoreCounterfeits are unsafe and not backed by a manufacturer warranty
Learn MoreNot all electricians are the same. All electrical work should be done by a qualified electrician.
Learn MoreThe Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) warns consumers to be aware of electrical dangers associated with severe storms and the resulting floods and power outages. Deaths and injuries during the summer months are frequently caused by post-storm electrical hazards. The high winds, extreme rains and flooding caused by hurricanes and tornadoes present many unique dangers. ESFI offers consumers important advice about how to help prevent electrically-related deaths, injuries and property loss by taking a few precautions during and after severe storms and other natural disasters.
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Electricity drives the modern world and we often take it for granted. And if a natural disaster occurs, there’s a few things to remember to stay electrically safe during the storm. Read More
While we can't prevent natural disasters, we can ensure our businesses are electrically safe before and after the storm. Practicing electrical safety and being prepared can lead to a smooth recovery... Read More
Downed power lines can be deadly. Always assume a downed power line is live and avoid approaching them or anything near them. Always assume all downed lines are live. Read More
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June to November, with the peak season happening between mid-August to late October. On average there are six hurricanes, three which are categorized as “major,”... Read More
