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Stay Safe This Fall: Fire Prevention Tips from SERVPRO®

8/28/2024 (Permalink)

As the crisp fall air settles in and Halloween approaches, it’s essential to keep fire safety top of mind. At SERVPRO®, we’re dedicated to helping our communities stay safe and fire-free. Here are some key tips to ensure your home remains protected this autumn.

1. Be Cautious with Cornstalk Decorations

Cornstalks and hay bales are popular fall decorations, but they can be highly flammable. Keep them away from open flames, candles, and heat sources. Opt for flame-resistant decorations or ensure that any decorations you use are placed at a safe distance from potential fire hazards.

2. Choose Safe Halloween Costumes

Halloween costumes can be a fire hazard, especially those made from flammable materials. Ensure that costumes are made from flame-resistant fabrics. Remind children to stay away from open flames and candles while trick-or-treating.

3. Opt for Battery-Operated Candles

Instead of traditional candles, which pose a fire risk, consider using flashlights or battery-operated candles. These alternatives are much safer and can still provide the festive ambiance without the danger of open flames.

Serving Our Communities

Our commitment to fire safety extends to all the communities we serve, including Forest Hills, Ada, Caledonia, Cascade, Dutton, Kentwood, and Grand Rapids. By following these simple fire safety tips, you can help prevent accidents and keep your home safe.

If you do experience any fire-related incidents, remember that SERVPRO is Here to Help® with expert restoration services. Stay safe this fall, and let’s keep our communities fire-free together!

For more information on fire safety or restoration services, visit our website or contact us today at 616-977-9800.

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