Home Safety Services recently filmed a detailed segment for Home and Garden Television's House Detective series. The series features recently purchased homes and some of the improvement projects required to make the homes habitable, safe and sound. Martin Simenc, President of Home Safety Services, is featured assessing fall and fire hazards for a family with young children in Oakland, California and installing and demonstrating practical safeguards.
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As part of its Cranky Consumer column, The Wall Street Journal had reporters hire several different baby proofing services to investigate the quality of their services. Home Safety Services was selected as one of only five companies nationwide for this discrete evaluation and received a glowing report.
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Martin Simenc, President and Founder of Home Safety Services, also known as The Safety Guy®, has been a regular guest of On The House with The Carey Brothers. The nationally syndicated radio program covers do-it-yourself home improvement issues. Simenc's appearances have included on air interviews with Morris, Carol and James Carey and listeners' call in questions. He has covered topics including baby proofing, fire protection, senior safety and fall prevention. Following a recent appearance, Morris Carey wrote to Martin: "Can't wait to have you back. You did a fantastic job." The radio program airs every Saturday morning from 9am – 1pm EST.
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Martin Simenc, President of Home Safety Services, was recently recognized for his contributions to the International Association for Child Safety.
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Home Safety Services is proud to celebrate its 10th Anniversary of operations. Founded in 1997 by Martin Simenc, the company has since helped over 7,000 clients make home a safer place.
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The Falls Free Coalition has identified 10 creative programs and practices in home assessment and modification that can reduce home hazards and will recognize them at the joint conference of the American Society on Aging and National Council on Aging today.
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