by Nick Hansen | Mar 30, 2025 | Home Hazard Prevention, HOME SAFETY
Donate Blood & Save Lives This National Blood Donor Month! January is National Blood Donor Month! The holiday season is a wonderful time for giving—and one of the best gifts you can offer is the gift of life! Donating blood and plasma is a quick (about 90...
by Nick Hansen | Mar 28, 2025 | FIRE SAFETY, HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY
Smoke Alarms & Your Family Smoke detectors. Smoke alarms. Nuisance alarms. Poor cooking skill indicators. Baby sleep interrupters. Whatever you call them, they save lives by alerting you to deadly gases and smoke before a fire spreads. Why Do We Need Smoke...
by Nick Hansen | Mar 28, 2025 | CPR, HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY
Convenient, On-Demand Life-Saving Training at Your Location! At Home Hazard Prevention (HHP), we believe CPR training should be accessible to everyone—without the hassle of traveling to a classroom. That’s why we offer Mobile CPR Training, where we bring the class to...
by Nick Hansen | Mar 28, 2025 | FIRE SAFETY, HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY, Uncategorized
Safe Christmas Tree Disposal & Home Safety Tips! Happy New Year, Friends! We hope you all had a magical holiday season! Our Christmas was filled with love, laughter, and adventure with our girls—we are truly blessed! Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s...
by Nick Hansen | Mar 28, 2025 | FIRE SAFETY, Home Hazard Prevention, HOME SAFETY
Keep Your Holidays Bright & Safe! The holiday season is in full swing, and if you’re like me, your Christmas lights have been up for a while now! The Elf on the Shelf is on the move, holiday tunes are playing, and the neighborhood is glowing with festive...
by Nick Hansen | Mar 28, 2025 | FIRE SAFETY, Home Hazard Prevention, HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY
Is Your Home Protected? A smoke detector is one of the most vital safety devices in any home—but only if it’s working properly! Unfortunately, many homeowners forget to check their smoke detectors regularly, which can lead to dangerous situations. Here’s what you need...
