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Replace your furnace filter in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions. Learn More:

Fall Home Maintenance Tips – Furnace Filter

🦃 We will be closed on Thursday, November 23rd and Friday, November 24th. 🍁 We are so thankful for our clients.

Wishing you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving! Thank you for allowing us to protect you so you can have a worry free holiday! 🧡

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Clean the clothes dryer exhaust duct and space under and behind the dryer. Learn More:

Fall Home Maintenance Tips – Clothes Dryers

If you’re a bar or restaurant owner that serves alcohol, don’t forget your responsibility for your patrons does not end where the street begins.

Liquor liability insurance is a must to protect your business! 🥂
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Follow these fall home maintenance tips to prepare your home for the coming winter months. Get fall home maintenance tips from Travelers.

Fall Home Maintenance Tips

⏰ Get ready to this Sunday, November 5!

🔥 Fire safety is key for a safe season.

Get tips here: ready.gov/home-fires

🍂 November is here!
🥶 As temperatures continue to drop, remember to be cautious while heating up your home:

- NEVER use a charcoal grill, stove or oven to heat your home.
- Regularly circulate fresh air in your rooms.
- Keep heaters 3 ft. from other items.

Check and repair caulking around doors and windows that show signs of deterioration. Learn More:

Fall Home Maintenance Tips – Check Caulking

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Have a happy and safe halloween season! 🎃👻🦇

Keep decorations away from open flames, bulbs and heaters, use battery-powered lights, and stay spooky!

Check gutters for damage and confirm they’re securely attached to the house. Learn More:

Fall Home Maintenance Tips - Check Gutters

Hope this autumn "leaves" you smiling. Happy

Fall is here

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All Eyes on Idalia

South Carolina residents should prepare for Tropical Storm Idalia, which forecasters say will become a hurricane today, and could affect many parts of the state after making landfall along the west coast of Florida. While forecasters with the National Weather Service and the National Hurricane Center believe Idalia will weaken to a tropical storm after landfall, South Carolina could experience four to eight inches of rain, with heavier rainfall amounts possible locally, isolated tornadoes, storm surge flooding and flash flooding beginning Wednesday.

South Carolina residents should continue to monitor the storm via local news media, follow updates from the National Hurricane Center and local National Weather Service offices, and double-check their emergency plans, including:

Double Check Your Emergency Kit: Prepare an emergency kit with non-perishable food, water, medications, flashlights, batteries, a first-aid kit, and important documents. Make sure your kit can sustain your household for at least three days, but preferably with enough supplies to last a week or more.

Clear Gutters and Drains: Make sure to clear your gutters and storm drains of debris to prevent water accumulation and reduce the risk of flooding around your home.

Secure Outdoor Items: Store or secure outdoor furniture, garden tools, and toys. High winds can turn these objects into dangerous projectiles.

Stay Informed: Monitor local weather forecasts and stay informed about the developments of the storm. Have several ways to get emergency information.

Hurricanes and tropical storms not only threaten the coast, but all areas of South Carolina. Storm surge and flooding are the most deadly and destructive hazards associated with tropical storms and hurricanes. High winds and tornadoes can cause severe damage to buildings and homes far inland.

SCEMD has several resources available for people to prepare for hurricanes and tropical storms, including the state’s online interactive hurricane guide at hurricane.sc.

Anyone can use the SC Emergency Manager mobile app to Know Your Zone, build a personal emergency plan, find emergency shelter locations (when open), and stay connected with loved ones. The SC Emergency Manager is available in the App Store and on Google Play: http://onelink.to/dn92rx.

The official 2023 S.C. Hurricane Guide is also available in English and Spanish at scemd.org.