Every October, Fire Prevention Week reminds us to assess our risks and make our homes safer. Schools, fire departments, and community organizations promote fire awareness and prevention during Fire Prevention Week. It is also a great time for families to take stock of their fire safety, prevention and escape plan. October is the perfect time to focus on home fire awareness. According to the National Fire Prevention Association, most home fires are caused by heating, electrical, cooking or candle mishaps. The cooler temperatures and longer nights result in staying inside more and using more appliances.



It’s summer again, which means more stress on your air conditioner than any other time during the year. This is the season that many home owners wish they kept up with regular HVAC maintenance as malfunctions can cause their cooling systems to fail. What’s worse is that, in some cases, air conditioning units are prone to catastrophic failure, even to the point of causing a fire. The experts at 










