A home fire is reported every 88 seconds according to the NFPA; a scary thought when you take into consideration that your home could become a part of this statistic. With National Fire Prevention week occurring this month now is the perfect time to review tips to help prevent fires from occurring in your home.
With the winter months looming it is a great time to start preparing homes for the cold months that lie ahead! Implementing these suggestions can not only help avoid common winter related home insurance claims but more importantly keep your family safer during the winter season! Winterize your pipes. Foam pipe sleeves or heating
Flood zones appear in several non-coastal locations and are based on a number of factors. A common misconception among homeowners and renters is that their homeowner or tenant policy covers damages as a result of flooding. Many think flood insurance is only required when you live along a coast line or next to a
Pools are a great addition to any home! This summer predicts more people will be staying home and not traveling on vacation as concerns of the pandemic are forcing many to vacation in their back yard. But before you go and install a pool, here are some items to think
Spring Real Estate Market Checklist for Quick Closings! With the Spring Real Estate Market in full swing it’s important for buyers to have a check list of everything they need to ensure a smooth and ‘on-time’ closing! Along with mortgage approval, closing costs and pre-paid expenses it is important to get your homeowner’s insurance in
Connecticut Homeowner mandates – understanding the $12 annual fee. Recent media reports have highlighted the additional charges being added to Connecticut homeowners starting in 2019. The Connecticut Substitute House Bill No. 5209 requires insurance companies, beginning on January 1, 2019, to impose an annual surcharge of $12.00 on Connecticut homeowner, dwelling fire & renter’s insurance
Each year when our renewal notices come through the post for our home contents insurance and/or home buildings insurance, most of us automatically sign the form and send it back to the insurance company – after all, we already know how much the premiums are going to be. Big financial mistake, and here
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Lighting and Homeowners Insurance Summer! School's out, the hot and humid weather has arrived, the air conditioning is on; BBQ's, trips to the beach, and vacations are planned. These are some of the best and most loved things about summer. As with most situations, we must take the bad with the good. What's not fun
