JACKSON, Mich., Aug, 29, 2016 – Labor Day signals the unofficial end to summer, and for many Michigan residents it is also the time when vacation homes are closed for the winter. Consumers Energy recommends several tips to help ensure these homes stay safe when unoccupied during the cold weather.

            “We are fortunate Michigan offers such beautiful venues for vacations homes like cottages and cabins. Whether it is nestled along the shoreline of one of our many lakes or waterways, or located on wooded property, following some simple tips can help ensure a cottage remains safe and intact while you’re away,” said Charles Crews, vice president of gas operations for Consumers Energy.

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