With winter weather fast approaching,
many may be wondering how best to prepare. Winter weather is challenging —
especially in New York. Preparation, however, is one of the best ways to stay
safe in these conditions. If you have lived in a cold climate during the winter
months then you know your pipes are susceptible to freezing, your vehicle might
have trouble starting, and simply shoveling snow could lead to a heart attack. We’ve
put together a collection of our top winter safety-inspired articles to help
you navigate any blizzard!

Winter Safety Tips for Your Home, Vehicle, and Family


Winter weather conditions can be tough on your
home, vehicle, and even on your body! Did you know that snow shoveling is
responsible for
100
deaths and thousands of injuries each year
? If you
are not typically an active person, hours of shoveling can put your heart at
risk. Other winter risks include carbon monoxide poisoning, frozen pipes, and collapsed
roofs from the weight of snow. Click
here for
more information on how best to prepare your home and health for winter’s clean
up.

 

Preparing Your Home for Winter


Preparing your home ahead of time for the colder months can save you
headaches later. Frozen pipes or heating vents that aren’t emitting warm air
are the last things you’ll want to deal with in an emergency. Take the time to
prepare the inside and outside of your home now before you’re stuck
dealing with issues in below zero temperatures. Check out this link for an
in-depth check list.

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Preparing Your Vehicle for Winter Weather


Winter driving conditions are difficult for
everyone and in New York they can be brutal! Between black ice, slush, snow flurries
and blizzards, there is so much to be aware of while on the road. No worries,
as a
little preparedness
goes a long way! Use
this
checklist
to
ensure your vehicle is adequately equipped for winter road emergencies,
then
check out this article to learn more about ways you can
winterize
your vehicle
to be fully prepared for the upcoming
season!

 

Winter Driving Safety Tips


Many will argue that the toughest part about winter weather is the
travel. Winter driving conditions can be both scary and dangerous for drivers.
According to
the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, winter weather
conditions result in over 2,000 road deaths each year. If you know you’ll be
forced to venture out  on the slick roads
this year, check out our articles on improving your winter weather driving,
here and here!  You might also be
interested in
learning how to spot black ice on the road.

 

7 Things to Have on Hand if You’re Snowed In


Winter weather can be brutal – especially in the State
of New York.  It often makes traveling
very difficult and unsafe, sometimes even impossible. When the winter weather
hits hard and leaves you stranded at home; it is important to have essential items
on hand! Check out this
link for a comprehensive list
of must-have supplies!  

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What to Do When Your Pipes Freeze


Wintertime temperatures are harsh on our homes and
if your home isn’t properly insulated, it can lead to all sorts of malfunction.
Frozen pipes are a common concern when the temperatures dip below freezing, leaving
you without water. If your pipes freeze,
follow
these steps to thaw and fix them.

 

Safely Removing Icicles from Your Home


Icicles can be extremely dangerous to remove and
are a sign of potential insulation issues. Learn more about what’s causing them
and how to safely remove them by following
this
link!

 

Storm Preparedness Tips for Your Small Business


As a business owner you’re often on double or triple-duty when it comes
to managing multiple fronts. When a storm is expected, you not only have to
worry about the safety of your home and family, but you also have to protect
your business.
Follow these
tips
to ensure its longevity.

 

2 Ingredient DIY De-Icer



When the temperature drops and the frost begins to
form on your windshield, having proper supplies to get you on the road quickly
is key. The last thing anyone wants to do is spend time out in the cold scraping
away. Avoid icy windows and windshield this year with this quick and easy
DIY de-icer
recipe
.

 

Safety is of the utmost importance when it comes
to you and your family. Icy roads, home maintenance, and winter health concerns
are all things to consider during this time of year. While staying warm inside, be sure you’re
heating your home safely. Click the button below to learn more.

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