Flammable materials such as paint, solvents, fabric, and gasoline should be kept away from any heat sources. It’s crucial to store these materials in a safe location where they won’t be exposed to heat or flames. Additionally, when using these materials during the renovation process, make sure to keep them away from open flames or other heat sources. 

In case there is an emergency, make sure you have a fire extinguisher readily available during the renovation process. Having one on hand can be the difference between a small fire that’s quickly contained and a devastating disaster. Before starting any home renovations, make sure that you and whoever will be doing the renovations know how to use a fire extinguisher.  

Working with electrical wiring can be dangerous and can lead to a potential fire hazard if not done carefully. Make sure to always turn off your power before working on any electrical components in your home. Additionally, always use caution when working around electrical wires and make sure not to damage them. If you are unsure about working with electrical components, always hire a professional electrician. 

Smoke detectors are essential for any home, but they become even more critical during renovations. Dust and debris can accumulate during the renovation process, which can trigger smoke detectors if they’re not professionally installed or maintained. Make sure to install smoke detectors in all areas of the home and test them regularly to ensure they’re working correctly.