Independence Day Safety Tips
Make sure fireworks are legal in the state your in before purchasing or using them. Always have a professional handle fireworks. Never let kids use fire works even just sparklers. If you do set off fireworks keep a hose or water close by. If you have a dud firework, do…
Business Fire Systems
If you are a small or medium sized business owner, you know the importance of protecting your employees, business data and all that you have worked so hard to build over the course of years, and in some cases, decades. Protecting your business from theft, fire, gas and any other…
Creating a Disaster Plan
At Wayne Alarm we are in the business of keeping your family and/or business safe from many potential dangers such as: fires, theft, smoke, CO (carbon monoxide), floods, and other disasters. We stand by our products and all they can do to make our clients’ lives easier and safer. In…
Winter Worries – Candle and Generator Safety
Some of us love winter while others count the days until spring comes back around. Though who can blame those non-winter folk? There’s a lot to think about, especially in this winter wonderland region that we live in. Ice, snow, wind, and blizzards are just a few of the things…
Home Security Trends
As we head into the homestretch of 2017, it is time to start thinking about what trends in Home Security to look for in 2018. Wayne Alarm prides itself on offering a wide variety of home and business security options to keep you, your family, and your work family safe…
Winter Safety Tips
Anyone living in the northeast region of the United States knows what it means to hunker down for the winter. For most of us, it means turning up the heat, adding fuel to the fire, and adding a blanket on the bed. Mother Nature sure can throw a lot at…
9 Volt Battery Safety
As the winter weather really settles in, many homeowners and business owners find themselves stocking up on essentials just in case Mother Nature decides to wallop the northeast with a monster snowstorm, windstorm, or even sheets of ice. These events can mean days without power and can lead to treacherous…
Kitchen Safety – Cooking Safety Tips
When I think about winter, I think about warm sweaters, snow falling and, of course, comfort food. The kitchen can be both a wonderful place of smells and tastes, but it can also be a dangerous place if not monitored carefully during the cooking process. Did you know that the…
Home Safety Tips During the Holiday Season
The holidays are fast approaching and for many of us that means gatherings with family and friends. It also signals a season of warming by the fireplace, candles lit around the home, a Christmas tree in the living room and cooking galore! While all of these things sound divine, they…
Surprising Stats about Home Break-Ins
It may or may not come as a shock to you that over 2 million break-ins occur annually in the United States. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, this means that a home burglary occurs, on average, every 13 seconds! While you may think that your neighborhood is fairly…
