January 29, 2019
Furnaces powered by natural gas are a common way to heat homes in our area. Natural gas is for the most part a very safe fuel, but there are some hazards associated with it and it pays to be on the alert for gas leaks especially. Leaking gas can cause fires and explosions, and can …
November 1, 2016
In any household that uses fuel-burning appliances or HVAC equipment, the danger of carbon monoxide exposure exists. The most effective way to protect yourself and your family is to install carbon monoxide detectors. Here are some suggestions for keeping those critical safety devices working properly.
October 1, 2013
As fall approaches, it brings with it the promise of falling leaves and cooler weather. But something to consider before the cool season arrives is the need for a fall maintenance checklist for your Orlando area home. Here is a quick list of tasks that you should be ready for:
April 2, 2013
Did you know that carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is estimated to be responsible for more than 500 accidental deaths and 5,000 injuries every year? CO can cause low-level poisoning that has symptoms similar to the flu, but exposure to higher levels can cause death or severe brain damage. In fact, CO is the largest cause …
Continue reading “Think Carbon Monoxide Detectors Aren’t Necessary? Think Again”
November 13, 2012
Does your Florida home have sufficient insulation to keep your indoor temperatures at a comfortable level if the weather takes a cold, harsh turn? If you’re not sure, here are a few home safety tips that can help you be prepared for anything the winter weather sends your way:
February 28, 2012
Modern heating and HVAC systems are safer and more reliable than ever, but in any home, carbon monoxide remains an unseen but deadly danger. It is an invisible gas created by the process of combustion, whether in a furnace, automobile, gas stove or other fuel-burning equipment.
