Another example where an electrical malfunction in a garage caused the fire to start. The family had just moved into the home less than a month ago, and was devastated by this event. Please remember to unplug all electrical items that are not used regularly.

This garage fire was started due to a malfunction of an electric power tool that was plugged in while not being used. The fire quickly engulfed the garage and spread smoke and soot throughout the home. Please make sure to unplug all electrical items that you do not use regularly.

When an electrical fire started in the living room the family was awoken to the smell of smoke. A space heater that was left on malfunctioned causing a fire to erupt. The family was quick to put the fire out, but not until the damage had already been done.

This fire started in the kitchen after the homeowners had recently used there stove top. Without thinking sometimes we set personal items on the stovetop, in this scenario the item caught fire spreading smoke and soot throughout the home.

This photo was taken near the source of a residential fire that originated in the garage. Here we can see how much smoke and soot was in the air during the fire. The Heat Line (also known as Soot Line) shows us exactly how heavy the smoke and soot were during the fire.

The picture above shows how a fire can greatly affected your home. The fire started in the garage due to an electrical malfunction of a power tool that was left plugged in. The immense amount of smoke and heat produced by this fire caused the damages to spread quickly.