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Example electrical contractor The U.S. Fire Administration tracks residential building electrical malfunction fires. From 2014 to 2023, deaths in those fires fell 19% while dollar losses rose 28%, with inflation taken into account.

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One more number: the 2023 national estimate for those fires was $1,501,600,000 in dollar loss.

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Deaths in U.S. residential electrical malfunction fires fell 19% from 2014 to 2023. Over the same decade, dollar losses rose 28%, and that trend is adjusted for inflation.
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The U.S. Fire Administration's 2023 national estimate for residential electrical malfunction fires was 23,700 fires and $1,501,600,000 in dollar loss.
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Losses from residential electrical malfunction fires rose 28% in a decade.

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The U.S. Fire Administration tracks residential building electrical malfunction fires. From 2014 to 2023, deaths in those fires fell 19% while dollar losses rose 28%, with inflation taken into account.

One more number: the 2023 national estimate for those fires was $1,501,600,000 in dollar loss.

When was the wiring in your building last looked at by an electrician?

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Losses from residential electrical malfunction fires rose 28% in a decade.

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That figure comes from the U.S. Fire Administration, which builds its estimates from incidents reported by local response agencies.

The loss trend takes inflation into account, adjusting each year's loss to its 2023 value.

Over 2014 to 2023, deaths in residential electrical malfunction fires fell 19%. The number of those fires rose 2%.

In 2023, the national estimate was 23,700 fires and $1,501,600,000 in dollar loss.

For anyone who owns a home or rents one out, the trend is mixed. Fewer people are dying in these fires, while the fires and the losses have risen.

Surviving an electrical fire is progress. Preventing one is the goal.

When was the wiring in your building last looked at by an electrician?

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