So you’ve booked a vacation and you’re looking forward to it. You pack, you hold the mail, you tidy the house and lock it behind you, and while you’re away enjoying yourselves, thieves have all the time in the world to rob you. It’s a scenario that m...
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Protecting the investment in your home is a very important factor for owners as well as the companies that insure the dwellings. Across the U.S., damages to homes from weather-related disasters account for billions of dollars in losses. From flooding...
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We’re coming up on another summer season here in New England and want to take a moment to talk about the importance of safety first this season. It’s the only way to ensure it’s an enjoyable season for you and your family. Once the kids are out of sc...
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It’s a scary world out there on the Internet. The greatest invention of our modern age has brought with it a multitude of benefits and innovations but has also opened the doors for criminals who are using sophisticated methods to gain access to perso...
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Water can cause catastrophic damage to homes and businesses and is one of the most common reasons why property owners file insurance claims. Water can seep through floors and ceilings, run down walls, damage foundations, ruin furniture and other belo...
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Winter storms can be devastating, which is why preparation is key. If a storm is in the forecast, take steps to prepare so you and your family can stay warm and safe. Prepare to Shelter in Place Check local weather reports and sign up to receive emer...
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With active winter storms making their way through New England, it’s important to be aware of the potential risk for fires this time of year. From space heaters to electrical problems and dirty exhaust systems, it’s important to spot the issues in ad...
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With the holidays now behind us and everyone back to their regular work and school routines, we have a nice period of time to catch up on all the things that fell by the wayside. The next round of vacations for most schools is “Spring Break” and it f...
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We’re fresh on the heels of the holiday season but another important day will soon come around too for those of us who live on this side of the map. Winter. The first day of the cold season in New England is happening on Dec. 21 this year and with so...
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For many homeowners in CT, this past year, they learned that their investment in a home and future for their families is literally crumbling beneath them. According to the Connecticut Department of Housing, the issue affects over 35,000 homes in the ...
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