ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As winter temperatures drop, the risk of home fires rises, especially from space heaters, overloaded outlets, and aging electrical systems.
In this first episode of 2026, host Sean Willis sits down with Lucas Tinsley, Fire Chief for the City of Glasgow, to talk through the most common electrical and heating-related fire hazards seen during the winter months.
Together, they cover simple steps homeowners can take to stay safe, and how working with licensed electrical professionals can help prevent emergencies before they happen. This episode is packed with practical advice every homeowner should know as space heaters, extension cords, and heavy electrical use become part of daily winter life.
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