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Posted about 10 years ago

Protect Your Candlewood Lake Home from Wildfires this New Year

Protect Your Candlewood Lake Home from Wildfires this New Year

One of the causes of wildfires in lake shorelines and forests is fireworks. Wildfires can destroy your Candlewood Lake home, boats, and other property.

Here are tips on how to protect your Candlewood Lake home from wildfire.

The loss of property from fire can be prevented if Candlewood Lake home owners take the proper steps to protect their homes. Here are a few things you could do to protect your home in case of a wildfire:

Fireworks

Fireworks may be a potential source of lakeshore fires. The sparks and heat coming from fireworks can easily set dune grass and dry leaves on fire.

If you plan to set off fireworks this New Year, keep away from the grass and other flammable material .

Defensible Space

Homeowners are encouraged to have a defensible space around their Candlewood Lake or Lake Zoar real estate in order to prevent damage from wildfire. Make sure to water your plants regularly and remove dead leaves and litter.

Other flammable items like portable gas heaters, propane tanks, firewood, boats, etc. must be at least 50 feet away from the home or attached structure.

Flammable plants like conifers should not be planted within 30 feet of your property. If you bought a Candlewood Lake home for sale with existing flammable plants within 30 feet of the property, make sure to prune the lower branches to 8 feet or higher. This will prevent fire moving across the ground from igniting the lower branches.

Have a safer New Year by making sure to follow these safety precautions for your Candlewood Lake property.

If you want to learn more about buying Candlewood Lake homes for sale, visit www.CandlewoodLakeCTRealEstate.com

Call me, Deborah Laemmerhirt now at 203-994-4297 and let me assist you with everything you need to know about selling Candlewood Lake homes. My years of experience as a preeminent real estate professional in Ridgefield, Redding, Wilton, New Fairfield, Brookfield, Bridgewater, Roxbury, Washington, Weston, Westport, Southbury, Kent, Sherman, Easton, and Bethel, CT, combined with my dedication to providing the finest service will make it easier for you to find your dream home in Connecticut.


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