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  • Smoke AlarmsMarch 12, 2018

    When we change our clocks, many recommend changing your smoke alarm batteries. If your smoke alarms use alkaline batteries, you should change them once a year. If your smoke alarm is more than 10 years old, you should replace it! Be sure to test your smoke alarms every month. The U.S. Fire Administration recommends putting a smoke alarm in every bedroom of your home. You should also check for local building codes or ordinances concerning placement of smoke alarms. For more information and materials to download, visit the USFA website.

    This information is meant to be a broad overview and should not be the only source you consult for evaluating your risk management needs. Adherence to the above guidelines does not ensure coverage under your policy, nor does it guarantee your risk will be accepted by our company or that your property or operations are safe, healthful, or in compliance with laws, rules, or regulations. Coverage is determined by specific policy provisions, limitations and exclusions that can only be expressed in the policy itself.

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