Gas appliance safety
Keep these safety guidelines in mind when using gas-consuming products such as stoves, clothes dryers, water heaters and furnaces.
Our homes are full of electrical appliances and devices. Take a few minutes to look around for potential safety hazards.
If you have a young child in your family, it’s important to keep those little hands away from dangerous electrical outlets, cords and appliances. These inexpensive and easy to install childproofing products will help your little ones stay safe.
Keep these safety guidelines in mind when using gas-consuming products such as stoves, clothes dryers, water heaters and furnaces.
Walking through a wet or flooded basement can be dangerous. To be safe, you should always assume that basement flood water is energized.
Drying clothes takes a lot of energy. Keeping your dryer vent clean makes your appliance more energy efficient.
Find out how to test for radon in your home and what to do if you have it.
If you have buried natural gas lines on your property, make sure you know how to locate and maintain them.
The best way to weather a storm is to have a safety plan in place ahead of time.
GFCI outlets should be used by all water sources to prevent electric shock. Find out why.
Using universal design principals, your home can adapt to your changing lifestyle needs.
The wiring inside most older houses wasn’t designed to handle the electrical needs we have today.