by posts | Oct 4, 2019 | Articles
Heat and air, a cold freezer and refrigerator, and the ability to charge and use electronics are some of the most important things that power provides to many people, even if none of those things are the most important reasons to have power. A power outage can take...
by itadmin | Jun 1, 2019 | Articles
You can never be too prepared. When disaster hits, it can be very difficult to think clearly and devise a plan for you and your family on the spot. The only way to ensure a positive outcome during an emergency is to plan what you can, including your evacuation route....
by itadmin | Mar 11, 2019 | Articles
You just stuffed one more t-shirt in your drawer than it could fit. Now you’re going to clean it out and organize it. As you’re pulling shirts out, you’re thinking you haven’t worn most of them in a year or more. It’s time to grab a bag or a box and make a...
by itadmin | Feb 1, 2019 | Articles
In the 1800s, when someone was wounded or injured, the only way anyone could help them was to send someone to fetch the nearest doctor. The problem is that the nearest doctor could be a great distance away. Minutes or hours could pass before the injured...
by itadmin | Feb 1, 2019 | Articles
Emergency kits can save lives. No, we are not exaggerating; they really can and have. You may already have some kind of emergency kit in your home or car and you don’t even know it. This could be a case of water in the event you are snowed in, several flashlights and...
by itadmin | Nov 17, 2018 | Articles
Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30, but the time to prepare for a hurricane is now — even if there is not a cloud in the sky. Be ready. Have a plan to evacuate and have supplies to ride out the storm. What supplies you will need, how you will receive...
