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Prevent Smoke and Fire Damage

3/16/2021 (Permalink)

At SERVPRO of Allen, Barren, Hart, Green and Taylor Counties our #1 priority is our customers safety. Our goal is always to limit damage and to educate you on how to PREVENT damage from happening to your business or home.

Test Every Smoke Alarm

This is the simplest way to prevent fire damage from quickly spreading. Take the time to press the “Test” button on the side of the device and if it is weak, so ahead and change the batteries.

Keep Your Stove and Oven Clean

When there are built up food particles, they can quickly catch fire if they get warm enough. Keeping your area free and clear is an easy way to prevent any accidents.

Check Your Dryer

It is important to clean your lint trap in your dryer EVERY TIME you use it! It is also a good idea to get it regularly inspected for issues and to never leave your dryer running when you leave the home.

Maintain All Cords

Frayed cords can cause a huge fire hazard if left unattended. As you plug something in, always take time to quickly look the cord over and make sure it does not have any wear and tear.

Properly Store Flammable Products

Products that could POSSIBLY combust (example: hairspray, shaving cream) should be kept away from any type of heat source and in a cool area.

Fireplace Safety

Always stay in the room when a fireplace is on, and make sure there is a door to prevent any flames from getting thrown onto the flammable flooring.

Keep A Working Fire Extinguisher Around

This is your best defense against a fire break out. Every room that has potential threats should have one, such as the kitchen. Every family member of age should also know how to use one.

If you have any questions or concerns, give our office a call at 270-659-0067!

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