Best Practices for Safe Grilling

10/13/2019 (Permalink)

Cook at least ten feet away from a home, garage or vehicle

Grilling is one of the most enjoyable activities of the summer. It is also a great way to cook some of the tastiest food possible. Anytime you have a fire going with gas or charcoal it is important to follow a number of safety precautions. A grill fire is a real possibility. Quite frequently, grilling is done close to a home, and the danger is that if things get out of control the home can be affected too. If this happens in Satellite Beach, FL makes sure you know who to call in an emergency. After the fire is out, it may be a good idea to call in fire damage cleanup experts to get your home back in shape quickly.

Tips To Avoid a Barbecue Fire

With a few simple precautions, it should be relatively easy to avoid a grill fire. Most of these tips are basic common sense. Here are several good practices to follow when grilling:

• Set up the grill on stable, flat ground
• Cook at least ten feet away from home, garage, or vehicle
• Make sure no flammable materials are nearby
• Do not leave the grill unattended
• Do not allow children or pets to come near the grill when it is on
• Clean a buildup of oils or grease from the grill surface
  

It is also important to check that the hose and gas connections on the grill are in good shape. If a new tank has been installed, make sure there are no gas leaks. If you are using charcoal, take extra care with lighter fluid, and do not spray fluid on hot coats.

The Keys to a Fire Cleanup

A fire in the home can create soot damage and smoke damage that should be cleaned up by a professional company in Satellite Beach, FL. The company will have the knowledge and the equipment to bring your home back to good condition, and make a grill fire "Like it never even happened."

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