FIRE SAFETY TIPS FOR HOMES AND BUSINESSES
At [Business Name], we believe that prevention is the first step to protection. Whether you're a homeowner, business owner, or property manager in [City], [State], following basic fire safety practices can make all the difference in an emergency. Below are practical, easy-to-follow tips to help reduce fire risks and keep your property—and everyone in it—safe.
1. Test Smoke Alarms Monthly
Make sure smoke detectors are working properly by testing them every month and replacing batteries at least once a year.
2. Keep Fire Extinguishers Accessible
Place fire extinguishers in key areas like kitchens, garages, and utility rooms—and make sure everyone knows how to use them.
3. Don’t Overload Outlets
Avoid plugging too many devices into a single outlet or power strip to prevent overheating and electrical fires.
4. Maintain Heating Equipment
Have your furnace, fireplace, and space heaters inspected annually to ensure safe operation.
5. Practice an Escape Plan
Create a fire escape plan for your home or business and practice it regularly so everyone knows what to do in an emergency.
6. Store Flammables Safely
Keep flammable liquids in proper containers, away from heat sources and out of reach of children.
7. Install Sprinkler Systems
Fire sprinklers respond quickly and can dramatically reduce property damage—especially in commercial or multi-unit buildings.
8. Schedule Regular Inspections
Have your fire alarms, extinguishers, and suppression systems professionally inspected to stay compliant and prepared.
1. Test Smoke Alarms Monthly
Make sure smoke detectors are working properly by testing them every month and replacing batteries at least once a year.
2. Keep Fire Extinguishers Accessible
Place fire extinguishers in key areas like kitchens, garages, and utility rooms—and make sure everyone knows how to use them.
3. Don’t Overload Outlets
Avoid plugging too many devices into a single outlet or power strip to prevent overheating and electrical fires.
4. Maintain Heating Equipment
Have your furnace, fireplace, and space heaters inspected annually to ensure safe operation.
5. Practice an Escape Plan
Create a fire escape plan for your home or business and practice it regularly so everyone knows what to do in an emergency.
6. Store Flammables Safely
Keep flammable liquids in proper containers, away from heat sources and out of reach of children.
7. Install Sprinkler Systems
Fire sprinklers respond quickly and can dramatically reduce property damage—especially in commercial or multi-unit buildings.
8. Schedule Regular Inspections
Have your fire alarms, extinguishers, and suppression systems professionally inspected to stay compliant and prepared.