Chances are you already know how important it is to have a working Boston, MA fire alarm in each room of your home. It’s not just one of those things that’s a “good idea to have”—it’s an absolute necessity. What many homeowners may not realize, however, is that they should have their fire alarms hardwired into their electrical system, too.
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When you think of widespread power outages, you probably think of storms—maybe blizzard-like conditions. It’s true that stormy weather does certainly increase the risk of power outages. However, power outages can happen during any time of the year, and they can’t always be predicted how long they will last.
