Protecting your home from electrical damage during a lightning storm is important in preventing damages to electrical systems, appliances, and electrical devices. This type of preparation can ultimately save you money by helping to mitigate the risk of damages associated with electrical storms. Taking preventative measures to prepare and protect your home from potential damage…
Jun 3
Many have been fearing and preparing for the apocalypse for some time now, whether with serious intent or just for the fun of it. It doesn’t matter if you think the end is near or not, there are a few easy things you can begin to prepare should this disaster happen in the future. Start…
May 22
Comprehensive disaster preparation is one of the best ways to ensure that you and your family are prepared for an emergency disaster situation. In the Chicago area, the Chicago Office of Emergency Management offers lists of resources on emergency alerts, assistance, and individual and family preparedness. If you are concerned about disaster preparation and want…
May 12
There are many safety points within the home that must be monitored and kept in the best standings to ensure your home will be secure. Some of the most common and preventable of these dangers are fire safety hazards, which can destroy your home in an alarmingly short amount of time. Don’t let this happen…
Apr 14
Planning for a disaster requires understanding the local emergency resources that are available. Additionally, thorough preparation involves risk assessment and ongoing review of best responses for emergency situations. Overall, reviewing tips on creating an emergency kit, securing your home, and reviewing emergency shelter and local community recovery resources are necessary for a more comprehensive disaster…
Apr 26
“Oh I just came in from the Windy city, the Windy city is mighty pretty, but they ain’t got what we got…” If you recognize this line, you may have grown up, like me, in a musical, old western movie family. In this famous scene, Calamity Jane proceeds to tell the viewers, while clomping around…
