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4 minute read Published on May 8, 2014 by BrokerLink Communications
Spring is finally here which means we can start spending more time outdoors enjoying our backyards and soaking up some sun. However peaceful and tranquil your backyard may be, don’t overlook common outdoor hazards and the risks that come with barbeques, firepits, pools and children’s trampolines.
To ensure your backyard is a safe one for your family and friends, we’ve compiled a check-list of common hazards and safety tips to minimize these risks.
Firepits are a great way to enjoy your backyard, socialize, and cook up some tasty treats. Here are some fire safety tips to ensure your firepit doesn’t take anymore heat than it can handle. Always make sure:
Nothing smells better than the distinct aroma of barbequed meats and veggies on the grill. However, these smells can quickly turn sour if barbequing goes awry. Follow these barbeque basic tips to ensure your barbeque is ready to be fired up for the season.
Decks should be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure the deck is structurally sound and safe. A faulty deck can have harmful and even fatal consequences.
Backyard pools can bring hours of refreshing enjoyment for your family and friends but owning a pool comes with a lot of responsibility. Here are a few some simple steps from the Canadian Red Cross for pool owners.
Children’s trampolines are a great way for kids to have fun while staying active. According to the Canada Safety Council, backyard trampolines can be an enjoyable and healthy activity for children as long as these precautions are met:
Having a safe backyard ensures you, your family and your guests are safe which means there’s less likelihood of an incident or accident to occur where you could be held personally liable. As a host, you must ensure your property is safe in terms of the physical conditions, the guests invited and the activities that take place. In other words, as a host you have a duty of care towards guests you invite to your home.
We hope you found these tips helpful. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your backyard. For any insurance questions, be sure to contact your BrokerLink broker today.