When the temperatures drop, it’s clear that winter is coming soon. And if you live in the northeastern U.S., you know that winters are no joke! So, before the coldest of the cold arrives, both home and business owners should adequately prepare.
As colder weather arrives in many areas, it's an ideal time to check and restock your safety and preparedness kits. The change of seasons serves as a perfect reminder to ensure you're ready for potential emergencies.
Summer has ended and we’re officially in the cool weather of fall, preparing for winter weather. The colder months often bring higher energy bills for business owners. For many, heating your building is one of your largest expenses. According to U.S. Energy Information Administration data, commercial businesses use about 28% of the total energy consumption in the U.S.
