Smoke Alarms and Carbon Monoxide Detectors save lives, but many people live in homes without them. Hundreds of people, especially seniors, die from unintentional exposure to carbon monoxide, and thousands...Read More
More than 350,000 fires occur each year and often within the homes of seniors. Some of the leading causes include cooking, portable heaters, and faulty electrical equipment. The National Center for...Read More
Is your home up to the latest National Electrical Code? The National Electrical Code is designed to keep your home and your loved ones safe, but it only enforced with new construction. As a homeowner,...Read More
Home Heating Fire Prevention Tips. Heating equipment caused an estimated 56,000 home fires and caused 470 deaths between 2009 and 2013 according to the National Fire Protection Association. Learn how...Read More
Cooking is the leading cause of home fires and fire injuries. Ranges or cooktops cause 62% of home fires according to the National Fire Protection Association. Learn how to stay safe with these tips.Read More
Smoke Alarms Save Lives: According to the National Fire Protection Association, an average of 1,450 fire deaths occur every year in homes with missing or non-functioning smoke alarms.Read More
The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics states that job prospects of electricians are double the average of all occupations, and many employers report difficulty finding qualified...Read More
Learn how to stay safe before and after the storm with free storm recovery resources from the Electrical Safety Foundation InternationalRead More
Water and electricity do not mix. Follow this guide to quickly see what equipment must be replaced and which electronics may be reconditioned.Read More
Not all electricians are the same. All electrical work should be done by a qualified electrician with 4-5 years of on the job training, who has been training and up to date on your states electrical...Read More
