You may be surprised to know that one home structure fire was reported every 90 seconds in the United States in 2016. You may be even more surprised to find out that 85% of all U.S. fire deaths occur in the … Continue reading
Although this winter has been relatively mild compared to last years polar vortex, snow is still falling in many parts of the country. Winter can bring many obstacles to firefighters including, slippery streets, frozen hose lines, and hidden fire hydrants. … Continue reading
Holiday season is upon us–in just a few days we will be ringing in 2016! With all the festivities and celebrations, we often overlook the serious fire risks that come along with the holidays. According to NFPA, the top three … Continue reading
What? Fire Prevention Week was established back in the 1920’s to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which began on October 8th and burned more than 17,400 structures throughout the entire city and surrounding areas. Fire Prevention Week is … Continue reading
As we know all too well, fires can happen anywhere at any time. For this reason, it’s crucial to prepare no matter where you are. Most adults spend most of the day at work. Office environments are especially at risk … Continue reading
What is the number one cause of house fires? Here is a list of the top 5. 1) Cooking equipment and heating equipment “gone wrong”. 2) House fires can also be caused by candles left burning unattended. 3) Clogged lint traps … Continue reading
They happen every day. In fact, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated 1,240,000 fires in 2013 alone! These fires resulted in more than 3,000 civilian fire fatalities and nearly 16,000 additional fire injuries. Furthermore, the cost of direct property … Continue reading
Another year, another long winter! Did you know that half of all home heating fires occur during the months of December, January, and February? While it is important to stay warm during the frigid polar vortex, it is also crucial … Continue reading
College Fire Fast Facts: Between 2007 and 2011, fire departments across the United States responded to an average of 3,810 structure fires in dorms, fraternities, sororities, and barracks each year. Fires in dorms are more common during the evening hours, … Continue reading
When working with new customers, we’re often surprised at how little most people know about fire sprinkler systems. In fact, many of the popular misconceptions keep people from investing in a proper sprinkler system. Fact Vs Myth For instance, many … Continue reading
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