QuakePrepare
QuakePrepare provides earthquake preparedness products and services to homeowners
How to tell if your home is going to survive a big quake…
- Was your retrofit done correctly?
- What are the essential elements of a good retrofit?
- Can a bad retrofit be corrected?
- How to tell if a contractor is “blowing smoke” or knows what he’s doing
- What should I do when serious shaking starts? Where to go. Where not to go.
- What’s the safest place to be in each room of my home?
- What can hurt you: the criteria for identifying what to secure
Get all the answers with your QuakeConsult, read more »
Are you ready for two weeks without food and water?
Some basics for earthquake preparedness:
- You need 1-2 gallons of water per person per day
- You need food for 2 weeks
- You need kits with basic preparedness items for home and cars
Here’s some tips for you, along with information about your QuakeKits, read more »
Stuff in your home can hurt you:
- Heavy furniture
- Wall hangings
- Appliances
- Things on shelves, windows, doors, light fixtures
If you’re handy, do it yourself. If you have a handyman, hire him. But you need to know some basic information about what to use and how to install, so that you have a safe QuakeSecure, read more »
Will your home burn to the ground?
- Fire is the cause of most damage during/after a big quake
- If the quake causes a gas line in your home to break, your home could be history
- To save your home, you may have to turn off your gas – are you home 24/7?
- The solution: your gas is turned off automatically
You’ll have peace of mind with this inexpensive QuakeValve, read more »
