Houses Without Smoke Alarms

According to the National Fire Prevention Association, more than half the deaths resulting from fires occur in the five percent of the houses without smoke alarms. And in 25 percent of the reported home fires, NFPA says the alarms failed to operate.

Call a redbpower certified electrician to inspect your smoke and fire alarm system. It is an quick, inexpensive service that provides confidence that is priceless and safety that is critical. It can save your life. And, we aren’t exaggerating. A local family of six just lost four members of their family in a house fire including a mother, father and two children. They didn’t have a a smoke alarm.

*The photo compliments go to Ben Hughs. It is a picture of a fire at Oglethorpe & Bull in Savannah, Georgia.

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