The leading cause of death in a fire incident is smoke inhalation. There is a fifty to eighty percent chance of death due to smoke inhalation instead of actual fire burns. Aside from inhaling smoke in a fire, the damage after the fact can also be just as detrimental. While it is true that smoke

A fire broke out in the master’s bedroom. Luckily, it was contained, so it did not spread to the other areas of the house. Except for the lampshade and bedsheets consumed by fire, everything else is usable. There are no other visible damages. Are the residents considered safe? No. If the people living in the

Fire can bring visible and irreversible damage to one’s property. What’s even worse is that once the fire is gone, you are left to deal with the harmful nuisance, which is smoke damage. Regardless of the size of the fire, smoke damage can affect the entire home. This can get into vents, stick on walls,

There’s a dryer in South Zanesville that caused a family to move out of their trailer. The appliance caught fire.  It was the smoke that did most of the damage, really. It’s odd to say, but they were lucky that it was the smoke. The local fire department arrived at 11:30 p.m., a statistical oddity

With the holidays over, it’s time to get back into the swing of things for the year ahead. That means getting all the decorations put away properly until it’s time to bring them out next winter.  While everyone has their own process when it comes to taking down holiday decorations, there’s one thing we should

Trying to be prepared for winter storms this coming season? We don’t blame you. In Montana, the snow is beautiful. It’s also dangerous if you aren’t prepared for it. That’s why we are sharing some of our top winter storm preparation tips below. If you follow these tips, you and your family are sure to

No one wants to think about house fires, but the unfortunate truth remains that they can and do happen. The only way to make sure they don’t happen to you and your family is to ensure that you’re prepared ahead of time.  Want to know how to prevent house fires before they happen? Keep reading

During the spring months in Montana, snow begins to melt and the rainy season is upon us. While we need this season to avoid fires in our forests later in the year, it can also be a dangerous time for homes. If you’re not prepared, water can flood your home and cause water damage, including

In mere minutes, a fire can rip through your home, destroying family heirlooms and expensive furniture. Even with fast-acting first responders, fires can cause immense amounts of damage. After the flames are extinguished and the immediate threat is over, it’s time for clean up to begin. One of the most difficult aspects of fire restoration and

Having a fireplace in your home can cut electrical costs and add a cozy element to your main room. However, there are some dangers to having a fire in your home, even if it is controlled. During cold Montana winters, we often see and increase in the number of chimney fires or fires caused by