Peace of Mind Protection Company, LLC

Peoole always ask what makes our alarms differernt or why are they cost so much more than the one we buy in the store, quality… it’s hard to explain but easy to see.

The thing about 94VO Flame rating is that the plastic withstands a lot of heat… these alarms were fished out of a house fire and one was still beeping…

These alarms were installed by our owner, Tim Hollinger back in 2020.

Remember to be safe this holiday season. Merry Christmas 🎅🎄

This is why you need to water your Christmas tree 🎄

It was a busy Tuesday:

Life saving Carbon Monoxide activation … 386 ppm from a malfunctioning water heater.

14 life saving sensors and accessories installed for a wonderful family in Coatesville.

The team is out pushing hard to protect as many families as they can this week!

Here is another one… these stories break my heart!

Five killed in Pa. house fire Firefighters found a woman, three boys, and a girl inside the home.

Such a terrible tragedy!

Supporting the families of the 5 killed in birthday party fire Five people, including three children, died in a house fire on Sunday morning. Donations are being accepted to help their families.

All set up at the Eastool Expo at the SOLANCO Fairgrounds…. If you’re in the area stop by and register to win our pedal fire truck.

Project spotlight:
Just another day protecting lives and property: These 14 smoke sensors, 7 heat sensors, 3 carbon monoxide sensors connect wirelessly to the 10 sensors in house next door. Great job, Ryan!

Tyler Garrison, safety advisor with Peace of Mind Protection, holding the fire blanket that extinguished a would be kitchen fire. Our fast acting home safe network, alerted the family to the impending disaster before any damage could occur.

Our safety meeting prepared them and our alarms alerted them.

This incident happened less than 1 year after the safety meeting was held.

To say, they’re a happy customer would be an understatement!

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A large fire at a York County home prompted a three-alarm response on Thursday night, dispatch said. The fire was reported just before 9 p.m. at a multi-story home on North Diamond Street near West Clark Avenue in West Manchester Township, according to dispatch. Heavy flames engulfed the back porch and a vehicle. A loud bang could also be heard as the home burned and billowed thick smoke. (The 'bang' is audible in this video at the 15 second mark.) The extent of damage is unknown at this time. It's also unclear if anyone was injured or inside the home at the time of the fire. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.