Life Safety Tips

The safety of our customers is our #1 concern. That’s why our team has been trained to teach you the basics of life safety. Once your system is installed our team will provide you with a Fire Safety booklet, along with a Fire Escape Plan for you to share with your family. We pride ourselves on making the community a safer place to live and work by educating people about the basics of safety. Here are a few tips to help you keep your family safe.

Fire Safety Tips

• Don’t overload your electrical circuits
• Use a fire detection and/or smoke warning system in your home
• Don’t smoke in bed
• Keep combustibles far from heat sources

Personal Safety Tips

• Trim shrubs back to avoid giving burglars cover
• Keep garage and shed closed and locked at all times
• Do not leave doors unlocked while working in the yard
• Install an electronic security system to monitor for burglar, fire and emergencies

Home Invasion Safety Tips

• Arm your system when your home. This is a common mistake home owners make and robbers know it.
• Never rely on chain-latch as a barrier to partially open the door; an invader will kick in the door.
• Add panic buttons to your system and place them around your home so you can alert the proper authorities from any location in your home.
• Hold a family meeting to discuss security plans. You can never be too prepared.

Internet Safety Tips

• Monitor your child’s use on the internet
• Make sure the browser you currently use is a secure browser. Install security updates as they are made available
• Do not give our passwords, social security numbers or personal bank account information.
• If you do not recognize the sender of the email, do not open it. Simply delete the message to prevent any viruses from harming your computer.

Poison Control Tips

• Store all medicines and house products in the original containers.
• Use child-resistant packages for medicines and potentially dangerous household products.
• Lock medicines and products out of sight and reach of children
• Follow product label warnings about not mixing different products, ventilation the area, or wearing gloves.

These are just a few life safety tips to help keep your family safe. Once our team members inspect your home they will be able to offer you more in-depth safety tips that can be applied to the features of your home.

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