Is Your Home’s Electrical System Prepared for Hurricane Season?
With the start of peak hurricane season in mid-August, it’s a good time to review your home’s storm preparedness. There are many things to consider with hurricane safety – preparing the exterior of your home, protecting your basement from flooding, having an emergency evacuation plan – but don’t overlook electrical safety!
Read MorePools & Electrical Safety: Essential Tips for a Safer Pool
While pools offer an enjoyable experience for family and friends, it is essential that pool owners and users understand and prioritize safety from potential electrical hazards in wet environments.
Read MoreOur Top 7 Electrical Safety Tips from Fire Safety Experts
Our Ting Fire Safety Team experts offer their best safety tips based on their extensive experience identifying and mitigating nearly 10,000 electrical hazards.
Read MoreAre Squirrels Damaging Your Home’s Electrical System?
Every year, we assist many homeowners with electrical fire hazards caused by wild animals (most commonly squirrels). How can you tell if critters are wreaking havoc on your home’s wiring or electrical equipment?
Read MorePower Surges, Outages, and Brownouts: Is Your Home at Risk?
Data shows that nearly 1 million homes may be receiving dangerous power today. How do you know if the electricity delivered to your home is safe?
Read MoreHow to Think about Electrical Fire Risk
For homeowners interested in safety, electrical fire risks are not just about the age of your home. Learn more about these risks here.
Read MoreIs It Time to Replace Your Electrical Outlets?
As the #1 electrical fire hazard identified by Ting in 2023, it’s important that your outlets are in good working condition, and where needed, upgraded to keep your family & home safe.
Read MoreTop 5 Electrical Fire Hazards of 2023
Based on all the saves our Fire Safety Team guided Ting customers with this year, we’re sharing the top 5 arcing sources that triggered fire hazard warnings in 2023.
Read MoreAre Your Christmas Tree Lights Safe?
Christmas tree lights cause 40% of Christmas tree fires. How can you check if your string lights are safe?
Read MoreTing’s Role in Preventing Electrical Fires
Electrical fire hazards vary in nature; here we explore what Ting is designed to detect – and what Ting is unlikely to detect today.
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