Christmas Tree Safety refers to precautions taken by homeowners to reduce the risk of accidents and damage associated with Christmas trees during the holiday season. Insurance companies may offer guidance or recommendations on how to minimize risks related to Christmas trees to prevent potential insurance claims. Insurers may advise homeowners to select fresh, well-watered trees to reduce the risk of fire hazards. They may also recommend positioning the tree away from heat sources and ensuring it is properly secured to prevent it from tipping over and causing damage to property or injury to individuals.

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NFPA Encourages Prompt Disposal of Christmas Trees and Safe Removal of Lights

If you’re hesitating to remove your Christmas tree, consider this: Nearly 40% of U.S. home fires involving Christmas trees happen in January. The NFPA urges prompt removal of trees after the holiday season to prevent fire hazards.