Category: Fire Damage

It’s not enough to light a log and hope for the best. Homeowners need to keep on top of fireplace safety tips&nbs...

If you have seen the aftereffects of a fire in a residential home, even a small kitchen fire, you’ve seen so...

According to the Red Cross, 80% of Americans don’t realize that small house fires are the single most common...

Candle safety is a topic that comes up frequently at home. From candles being left burning unattended to candle wax drip...

Soot is made up of tiny particles of carbon due to incomplete combustion of fossil fuels (such as wood, oil, coal, etc.)...

The delicious smell of an English muffin, cinnamon raisin toast, or a scrumptious bagel are sure signs your making good ...

Kitchens are a common place for cooking fires to start, potentially leading to a house fire. When prepari...

Laundry is a vital part of our routine, so making sure you know how to prevent dryer fires is beneficial to ev...

Electrical fires are unfortunately common in American homes. According to Electrical Safety Foundation International (...