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Gutter Talk

• Three Days of Storm Survival in Queensland
  The storm season in Queensland is expected to become more violent with thunderstorms intensifying within the months of October to November. With these occurrences, it is advised by the Emergency Services Minster Neil Roberts to also intensify the level of household preparedness of every resident in Queensland. To better call the awareness of the residents, the Department of Community Safety Department spearheaded an information drive waging warning to the people. The campaign was aptly dubbed as ìCan You Survive Three Days?î The campaignís theme is very timely in raising the awareness of the residents such that many individuals in Queensland are assessing ... (more)
• Gutters and bushfire safety
  The occurrence of bushfires across Australia is a frequent incident especially during the summer months so tagged as the bushfire season. During this season, bushfires of varying sizes and scales are recorded yearly by the Emergency Management Australia. If your house sits in a bushland or near its perimeter, then you must adhere to the precautionary steps recommended by the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS). Your house or property needs to be prepared in case bushfires occurred. During bushfire season, your house needs to be cleaned of ember materials such as wood piles, old newspapers, dead twigs, fallen leaves, and flammable ... (more)
• Cleaning your gutters to reduce fire risk
  More and more individuals in Queensland are living in the bushy and leafy semirural and urban states lying in the outskirts of the cities and towns. With this, the Queensland Fire and Rescue Services (QFRS) initiated and information and awareness campaign geared towards assisting the residents to Prepare, Stay and defend, or Go Early when bushfires happen. The officials of the QFRS together with the Queensland Police Service said that residents of the bushlands need to be prepared and know their selections when it comes to defending their homes and properties or leaving the bushfire site immediately. Knowing what to do ... (more)