Does Your Home Owner’s Insurance Cover Your Home Business As Well?
More and more people are developing home-based businesses these days; either to earn a bit of extra income, or as their primary source. Many however are making the mistake of not checking to see if their current insurance coverage is adequate for both home and...5 Tips for Finding and Fixing Costly Air Leaks in Your Home
A bit drafty in certain areas of your home? This could be because of costly air leaks. Springtime is an excellent time of year to perform and air sealing project. It is often warm enough not to need heating, and cool enough not to need air conditioning. Finding and...What You Need to Know about Roof Repair Scams In The Salt Lake City Area
Spring has arrived and with it spring rains and thunderstorms. It also seems like roof repair scams are also out in full force now as well. Some of them can be quite convincing and talk homeowners into getting their roof fixed quickly and handing over their money. The...Understanding Liability in Homeowner’s Insurance
You know you must have homeowner’s insurance if you’re buying a home. You’re glad to have it in case some disaster strikes your property which results in thousands of dollars of damage. You may even know you have liability coverage as part of your policy, but many...Protect Your Home While on Vacation
When you’re planning a trip with the family or friends or exploring a new locale on your own, you are more focused on where you’re going than where you’re leaving. However, you want to ensure that your home is safe and secure while you’re gone and avoid coming home to...Follow us on Twitter!
September brings shorter days and changing road conditions. Check your headlights, wipers, tire tread, and emergency kit before fall weather settles in. A few minutes of prep can help make every drive safer.
Summer heat can put extra strain on your home. Clear debris from the outdoor AC unit, avoid overloaded outlets, and check hoses for cracks or leaks. Routine maintenance may help you catch small problems before they become expensive ones.
August means school buses, busy crosswalks, and changing traffic patterns. Slow down in school zones, leave extra following distance, and keep the phone out of reach. A calmer commute helps everyone start the school year safely.