As fall and winter bring colder temperatures, the warm interior of your home can provide shelter, breeding spaces and access to nourishment for household pests. Any pest invasion—flies, rodents, squirrels, wasps, ants and various bugs—can cause property damage as well as health and safety hazards for any homeowner. Keep the following tips in mind when…
When you’re preparing for a new baby, things can get a little crazy. You’re busy preparing for your new arrival, gathering all the baby stuff, and baby-proofing your home. While you’re at it, don’t forget these ways to protect you and your new family member(s): Make sure you have smoke alarms outside each bedroom. You…
Criminals are constantly trying to steal consumers’ personal data using fake emails, websites, phone calls, and even text messages. They use a variety of ways to try to trick people into providing Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, and other valuable information. In many cases, their goal is to steal money from you. This article…
During the holiday season, it’s often easier to shop online to find gifts for your loved ones. This year, due to the pandemic, even more shoppers will take the internet route. But while online shopping can save you a trip to the store, it also comes with cybersecurity risks. Online shoppers are often top targets…
Cybersecurity attacks are making headlines these days, and the construction industry is not immune. For some construction companies, recent ransomware attacks have led to the loss of confidential data or a systems shutdown. Cyberattacks can take many forms, and as they adopt more technological solutions, construction companies need to prepare to defend themselves. From project,…
Taking precautions before work begins and while underway can help safeguard your construction project from injuries and damages occurring during construction, and any claims made after the project is completed. Having well documented pre- and post-construction conditions surveys, records of all work conducted, and any changes requested along the way can be valuable if damages…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued information on what construction workers need to know about COVID-19. Learn how to protect yourself, your employees, and how to slow the spread: What Construction Workers Need to Know about COVID-19
In the event that someone is injured on your property and you are found legally responsible, you could be faced with a costly financial burden. In fact, without a personal umbrella liability insurance policy, any expenses beyond the limits of your standard policy are your responsibility. This applies to your homeowners, renters, automobile and watercraft…
When temperatures begin to rise, the accumulating water from melting snow and ice leaves your home susceptible to damage. Protect your home ahead of time to minimize your risk. Use these four tips to help reduce your home’s risk of snowmelt damage: Clear snow from your home’s foundation. Shovel snow away from your home, including…
The construction industry is one of the most hazardous in the United States. Every time you come to work, you are at risk for injury and always need to be cautious! Construction site injuries are caused by these top four hazards: falls, struck-by, caught-in-between and electrocutions. Check out these basic safety tips: Preventing Falls Wear and use…
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