Grilling fire safety tips - only use your grill outside keep it three feet away from siding, decks and rails - clean your grill after each use (this will remove grease that can start a fire) - Keep a 3 foot safe zone around your camp fire - Place the coals from your grill (more)

Avoid Damage from Storms Its that time of the year again for Southeastern Idaho, storm season. These tips will help you and your family prepare for thunderstorms. Tip 1: Get inside a home or large building when a storm approaches. Stay indoors and don’t venture outside unless absolutely necessary. Tip 2: Stay away (more)

Since Spring has arrived this is a perfect time to create a check list for items within your household. This list holds items that may get forgotten as the warmer months come, so here is a reminder for them. The check list is the items that follow: Test your smoke detectors (more)

Disaster Response Team My disaster strikes many times you don’t know who to call right away and inform of the problem. Your head seems to be a little bit everywhere while trying to solve the problem. However, when disaster strikes your home there should be one company that comes to mind. (more)

The holidays are a time for family and friends to come together and enjoy some of the most wonderful times of the year. From cooking and decorating to hanging stockings above the fireplace, there’s so much joy going around. However, most people don’t know that the holiday season is one of (more)

It’s flood season in Southeastern Idaho, so here is a few tips for you to do after the flood has happened to better prepare you and your family. Tip 1: Stay away from the evacuated area until public health officials and building inspectors have given approval. Tip 2: Check for structural damage (more)

Tip 1. Repair or replace damaged cords and plugs, Remove cords under rugs or over nails, pipes or heaters. Tip 2. Use one plug per outlet: don’t string surge protectors together. Tip 3. Put covers on outlets or electrical boxes. Tip 4. Repair/Replace appliances that spark, smoke or overheat.

Tip 1: Look at your trees. If the trees are predominantly junipers, which are extremely flammable, there should a 10-foot space between trees. This will prevent flames from jumping from tree to tree so easily. Also make sure you do not have any trees butting up against your house this (more)

When you are looking for the best fire and water damage cleanup company, you can depend on Idaho Fire and Flood. Three weeks ago Monarch Building in Pocatello caught fire. The business next door, The First National Bar suffered major damage. Today, the business next door named (more)