A retired firefighter with 30 years on the job shows you what actually starts fires in homes like yours — the $10 fixes, the five devices worth owning, and the plan for the worst night — so you can sleep sound and stop paying every month for gadgets that don't protect you. Three books, the printable toolkit. A one-time $47 — not $35 a month, forever.


Three books, the printable toolkit, and lifetime updates — for one honest price.
Most people spend the most money on the things that protect them least.
| Monitored alarm / alert plan (~$35/mo) | $420/yr |
| Panic-bought "smart" detectors + app fees | $300 |
| Gadgets that end up in the drawer | $200 |
| …and that $420 again, every year | forever |
| Year one | $920+ |
| Three 10-year sealed smoke alarms | $75 |
| One carbon-monoxide alarm | $30 |
| Two kitchen-rated extinguishers | $60 |
| Dryer-vent brush, outlet checks, habits | ~$20 |
| One-time, ~ | $185 + $47 |
One month of a monitoring plan costs about what this whole library costs once — and you keep it forever.
Causes, rooms and times drawn from National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and U.S. Fire Administration home-fire data.
Figures are illustrative ranges and vary by home, region, and choices. The books are educational — not a guarantee of any outcome or saving. Prices change; verify current costs yourself.
Three books, one plan — in the order you should do it.

The old-school, mostly-free core that prevents most house fires — no gadgets required.

Your honest filter on the modern stuff — what's worth it, what's a trap.

The hard stuff — getting out, living alone, and the first hour after — done calmly.
Plus the Print-and-Post Toolkit: every checklist, escape map, and fridge card, ready to print.
Real comments from the YouTube channel these books grew out of.
Thirty years of answering the call.

I spent thirty years on a municipal fire department. I've carried people out of kitchens that started with one pan of grease, stood in living rooms where a space heater sat too close to a recliner, and pulled the dead nine-volt out of more smoke alarms than I can count. Most of the fires I went to didn't have to happen. Almost none of them were stopped by something expensive.
So when somebody tries to sell you safety by the month, I've got a pretty good idea whether it's worth the money. Usually it isn't. My one rule for all of it is simple: does it actually keep you alive, and is it worth the money? That's the whole reason I wrote these books.
Take a full 30 days with the whole library. Do the 10-Minute Walk-Through, test every alarm, put the escape map on the fridge. If you don't feel safer and smarter about protecting your home, email me and I'll refund every cent — no questions asked — and you keep the books. That's my handshake on it.
$47 once. No subscription. Yours forever.
Most homes I walked into had alarms — and a lot of them were dead, past their ten years, or in the wrong spot. Volume 2 shows you how to check yours in five minutes. But alarms only warn you; Volume 1 is about the fire never starting, and Volume 3 is about getting out if it does.
Yes. There's a whole section on renter-friendly safety you can take with you when you move — plug-in and battery devices, what to ask your landlord, and the habits that cost nothing.
The opposite. The whole point is to replace fear and monthly fees with cheap, proven fixes. Every number comes from real sources (NFPA and U.S. Fire Administration data), and I tell you plainly where not to spend your money.
Instant digital download right after checkout — three PDFs plus the printable toolkit, in your inbox within about a minute. Read them on any phone, tablet, or computer, or print them for the shelf. One-time payment; no subscription, ever.
Yes — and you get free lifetime updates. Where products or codes change, the books teach you how to check for yourself. Anything about local codes or rentals points you to verify your own town's rules.
Then you pay nothing. You've got 30 days — email me and I'll refund every cent, no questions asked, and you keep the books.
$47 once. Instant access. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Three books, the toolkit, and lifetime updates — before the launch price ends.
$47$37
All three books plus the printable toolkit for a one-time $37 — held for the next 20 minutes. Use it for a full month. If it doesn't make you safer and smarter about your home, email me for a full refund, no questions asked, and keep the books.