Fire safety

It’s crucial that you take precautions to ensure your home is always protected against fire hazards

Conduct regular maintenance of the smoke/heat detectors within your villa.
Refrain from smoking in non-designated areas.
Refrain from storing flammable liquids/materials in your garage or balconies.
Avoid overloading electrical circuits with too many high voltage appliances, such as televisions and computers.
Don’t throw cigarette butts – lit or otherwise – from your property.

Did you know? It is an offense punishable by law if your detectors are not working properly or they have been obstructed, as this poses a risk to the entire community.

Air conditioning

Ensure that you service your air-conditioning unit at least once a year.

Enlist only qualified air-conditioning service personnel.

Ensure that clogged/dirty filters are routinely cleaned or replaced.

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Barbecue safety guidelines

Gas bottles should never be stored indoors – it’s best to store them outdoors in a well-ventilated space.

If you store your barbecue or patio heater indoors when not in use, you should always detach the gas bottle first and store it separately outdoors.

Gas bottles should always be stored upright and away from any ignition sources.

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Holiday tips

Turn off your water supply till you are back. This will prevent any leaks that could damage your property.

Ask a trusted neighbour to keep an eye on your home while you’re away.

Secure your home effectively; close and lock all windows and doors.

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Home fixes

Turn off the water to a faulty fixture by using the shutoff valves located under or behind the unit.

If you notice a leak in the bath or shower, turn off the water at the fixture and arrange for a repair service. Do not use the shower or bath until it has been fixed.

If there is a leak in the water heater, use the shutoff valve on top of the heater to turn off the water and arrange to drain the water heater.

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Pest control

Keep your home pest-free by following a few simple steps

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