Fires are mainly caused from dried leaves, faulty electrical wiring or equipment, unattended stoves and ovens, unattended candles, children playing
STOP! Moving or running feeds air to the flames and worsens the fire. DROP to the floor—if you stand up,
You can use sand or dirt to put out small fires. Never use water on an oil fire, because water
Circuit breaker keeps tripping, persisting burnt smell with no identifiable source, several discolored or charred outlets and switches, or you
No! Water conducts electricity and can deliver a potentially deadly electric shock. If the fire is from an appliance and
Electrical fires, fires involving cooling oils and fate or other flammable liquids (gasoline, kerosene, etc.) should NOT be put out
It depends on the specific nature of the fire. The BEST plan is to have at least 1 “ABC” fire
There are many variables that determine what is saved and what is discarded after a fire. The clear focus is
The policy limit is the amount specified in the policy that equals the greatest sum that will be paid for
Contact your insurance broker or agent or the insurance company or the adjuster assigned to your claim. They are the
Contact your insurance broker or agent. They will be able to explain the coverages of your specific policies.
This is a key question to every homeowner with a fire: “How Long…..?” There are many, many variable. Every situation