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Summer Fire Safety Tips

Warm and sunny weather has finally arrived here in Westchester and Fairfield counties! Summer is a great time to get out and enjoy the weather with cookouts, camping trips and fireworks. Before you start up your grill or build that campfire, brush up on your fire safety knowledge. Keep your friends and family safe all […]

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Start of Hurricane Season

The 2019 hurricane season is here! The National Hurricane Center explains that 97% of all hurricanes occur between June 1st and November 30th. Protect your home by preparing before a water disaster strikes. What to Expect Predictions for the 2019 hurricane season are mostly average. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, “This outlook

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Spring into Fire Safety: 6 Cleaning Tips to Avoid Fire Damage

Spring is in full swing here in Westchester and Fairfield Counties, which probably means you are getting ready for your annual spring cleaning. While you’re Marie Kondo-ing your wardrobe and deep cleaning the bathroom, take a few extra steps help improve your home’s fire safety. Our fire damage technicians want to share a few spots

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How to Create an Emergency Preparedness Kit

Here in Westchester and Fairfield counties, we are all too familiar with disaster situations – from hurricanes to blizzards to flood damage. Disasters can strike anywhere at any time and cause serious damage in minutes. It’s important to have a fully stocked emergency kit ready in case disaster strikes. Our expert team here at ServiceMaster

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Winter Heating Fires

Winter storms and extreme cold put your heating system on overdrive. Fireplaces, space heaters and central heat are all fire risks, especially during the winter. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), December, January and February are notorious for heightened rates of home heating fires. Until spring melts away snow and freezing temperatures, heaters

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