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Ron Fall into winter home protection: Simple tips to help protect your houseFor many, fall is a favorite time to be outdoors. Be sure to include these routine home maintenance steps among your autumnal activities. Clean your gutters. Overflowing water from clogged gutters can damage your roof and lead to cracks in your home's foundation. Replace damaged/missing shingles. Cracked, broken or missing shingles leave your roof exposed to the elements. Trim trees and bushes. If you let trees and bushes grow too close to your home, they can block the sun and lead to water damage. Have a professional tune your furnace. By having your furnace checked and tuned by a professional, you can reduce temperature variations, improve air quality and protect against carbon monoxide. Check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. If your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors run on batteries, check them at least once every season. Put unused lawn equipment away. If you've finished with your lawnmowers, clippers, rake and other implements for the season, put them away in a safe place for next spring. Have your chimney checked. A professional chimney sweep can evaluate the condition of your chimney and, if necessary, clean it to get rid of creosote, which is flammable and can be dangerous. These aren't the only maintenance tips to follow, but they should give you a good start on keeping your home safe and secure this autumn. Take action soon but please consult with a professional where appropriate. These recommendations were developed using generally accepted safety standards. Compliance with these recommendations is not a guarantee that you will be in conformance with any building code, federal, state or local regulation regarding safety or fire. Compliance with these recommendations does not ensure the absolute safety of your occupation, business or residence. It is the property owner's duty to warn any tenants or occupants of the property of any safety hazards that may exist.

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Ron Make sure the fire pit only toasts s’moresOutdoor fire pits have been growing in popularity. Keep everyone safe by following these simple tips:

Ron Make sure the fire pit only toasts s’moresOutdoor fire pits have been growing in popularity. Keep everyone safe by following these simple tips:

Ron Vacation protection for the home. If you’re heading out of town for some summer fun, here are some easy things to help keep your home and possessions safe while you’re on the road. Notify the neighbors if you’ll be gone for an extended period. Consider asking a neighbor to check the interior of the house periodically for damage, especially after heavy rainfall. Make your house looks lived-in. Ask a neighbor or friend to mow your lawn, park a car in your driveway and pick-up your mail or newspaper.

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Ron Just in time for Memorial weekend. Here are some tips for your BBQ safety from our American Family Insurance web site. Have a save Memorial weekend. ___________________________________________ Make Safety a Key Cookout Ingredient Few things smell more like summer – or bring out the neighbors quicker – than flavorful smoke wafting off a local grill. But even the best laid plans can go up in flames when you forget to put safety at the center of your meal. Here are some tips to help keep you (and your property) from getting burned by your next barbeque. Before You Begin Place your grill at least 15 feet from any building. Grill only on a flat surface that can't catch fire. If you live in an apartment, place your grill on a parking lot or section of lawn far away from buildings and flammable items. Heating Things Up Never use gasoline, alcohol or kerosene to start your coals. Don't add lighter fluid once your coals are on fire, glowing or smoldering. When Dinner's Done Soak the coals with water. Close the grill lid and any vents tightly. Don't move the grill or remove the coals for 48 hours, unless you can safely transfer the coals to a stainless steel container. Gas Grill Guidance Never use a gas grill on a deck or patio, or within three feet of a building. Make sure all hose connections are tight and in good condition. After grilling, tightly close the valve on the gas cylinder. If Your Grill Catches Fire If you can get close enough without getting burned, put the lid on or shut off the gas. Get completely away from the grill. Activate the building's alarm system. Call 911.

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Ron I am looking foward to getting back into the sales side of insurance. I will be focusing on the Henderson NV. area since I live in Henderson and I had my previous insurance agency in the Henderson area. Please give me a call for a free up to date insuran

Ron I am looking foward to getting back into the sales side of insurance. I will be focusing on the Henderson NV. area since I live in Henderson and I had my previous insurance agency in the Henderson area. Please give me a call for a free up to date insurance review.

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