Fact sheets

The EPA has very in-depth information on Asbestos in the home. Homes built between 1920 to 1970 may have asbestos products. Click on link for more information:

http://www.epa.gov/asbestos/pubs/ashome.html

Lightning
Before a storm occurs, there are practical things you can do to safeguard your home and property against lightning.

Fire safety
If your home caught fire, would you know what to do?

Mold
Should I be concerned about mold in my home?

Water Damage
Twenty-five percent of homeowner-related insurance property losses involve claims related to water or freezing.

Baby proofing your home
Taking the time to "baby-proof" your home can help avoid many preventable home injuries.

Carbon monoxide
Preventing Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning in the Home.

Electricity in the home
Electricity must be treated with caution and respect. Practice safety precautions and these following tips to remain safe.

Home safety checklist
Use the Home Safety Checklist to spot possible dangers in your home.

Preventing kitchen fires
Every year people are injured and killed in fires at home than anywhere else, and cooking fires cause the most injuries by far.

Wood destroying insects
Don't be a victim of termites.