Fire prevention: how to protect your home and property

What we do every single day plays a large role in preventing both forest fires and house fires. Whether it's failing to put out a campfire properly or leaving a boiling pot unattended on the stove, human error can easily spark a fire. Luckily, you can protect your home and community by taking proactive measures to reduce your risk of starting a fire. Check out this collection of articles to find out how you can take charge and prevent fires:

If you need to make a claim after a fire, you'll need to know exactly what big-ticket items to include in your claim. While you hope to never experience a fire, it's better to be prepared and save yourself the potential stress and worry if you lose your belongings because of an insured event. Take time to put together a detailed home inventory system, including descriptions of your expensive electronics, appliances, antiques, jewelry, and other precious belongings. Consider using a home inventory app on your smartphone or keep a paper record with a printable home inventory sheet.

Need help reviewing your home insurance policy to see if you're covered in the event of a fire? Reach out to your licensed home insurance broker to make sure your policy is up to date.