Tips

Seasonal changes take a toll on HVAC and plumbing systems. As summer approaches you may want to be on the lookout for leaks and conditions that could cause mold or mildew to appear.

If mold damage is the result of poor ventilation, neglect or an issue that could have been prevented, your insurance company may reject your claim.

• Use air conditioners, fans and dehumidifiers to keep your home dry.
• Clean air conditioning filters and install leak detectors in your kitchen, laundry room and bathroom a the beginning of the summer.
• Check faucets to ensure that none of them are dripping.
• If there are any plumbing problems, get them fixed right away.

It’s grilling season! 🥩🍗🌭🍔

Grilling is enjoyable on a beautiful summer evening, but it can quickly turn into disaster if you’re not careful.

You may want to double check on your liability and personal property coverage, should you cause damage with grill flames.

• Don’t leave a grill near flammables.
• Don’t leave your grill unattended.
• Make sure embers are out in a charcoal grill before leaving it.
• Regularly clean your grill.

1. It can help take care of your loved ones even when you’ve passed away.
2. It can help you better deal with debt.
3. It can help you attain your long-term goals.
4. It can be beneficial for your retirement plans.
5. It can give you peace-of-mind by knowing that if something goes wrong, your family will be fin.

Umbrellas were definitely needed this week with all the rain our area received! ☔️

But did you know you may also need an umbrella for your home and auto insurance?

Umbrella insurance also known as personal liability insurance, gives you extra protection on top of your home and auto policies. Umbrella insurance kicks in when your home or auto limits are not enough. A slip and fall on your property or a bad car accident are things that umbrella insurance can help cover.

Umbrella insurance is right for anyone looking to protect their financial and personal well-being.