Take a look at some simple ways you can stay safe and still have fun while ringing in the New Year right.

Most people don’t realize that there is more than one type of fire extinguisher and each type has a specific purpose for keeping people and property safe.

Smokey Bear has long been a symbol of wildfire prevention in our country, and after 70 years, one can assume he’ll be sticking around for quite some time.

Fighting wildfires in poor weather conditions isn’t impossible. You simply have to know how the weather affects the spread of wildfires, and you’ll have a better understanding of how to control them.

Did you know that there are some other, less-obvious ways your home could be at risk of fires? Check out this list of common fire hazards in the home that you may not have considered.

There is a lot more to firefighting than meets the eye. The technology of fighting fires – whether residential, industrial, or wildfires – is in constant motion, based on the latest advancements available.

The employees at our Eugene location choose a local charity to receive a portion of the profits from each fire extinguisher annual service (walk-ins and on-location) performed in December. Learn more about our 2015 recipient and how you can contribute here.

Monthly fire extinguisher inspections include a quick check that a fire extinguisher is in its designated place, that it has not been actuated or tampered with, and that there is no obvious physical damage or condition to prevent its operation. Learn more about how to check the fire extinguishers in your home or business to ensure your safety in the case of a fire.

There are two primary types of fire suppression systems used today: wet and dry chemical fire suppression.

​It’s every homeowner or renter’s worst nightmare: your home going up in flames. During the winter, homes are especially susceptible to fires.​ Follow these winter fire safety tips to keep your home fire free during the cold season.