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Thursday, August 27, 2020 The garage is one of the areas of the home that many people do not think much about until there is a problem. In some cases, home insurance can help with the damage here. For example, if your garage ceiling has damage that stems from a covered peril, your policy can help you make repairs. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, November 4, 2014A frozen water pipe means more than not being able to run water; it can also cause a pipe to burst. Frozen ice in a pipe expands and exerts tremendous pressure that ultimately ruptures the pipe wall. A broken pipe can spill out hundreds of gallons of water per hour into your home, causing further problems — including mold damage. READ MORE >>
Thursday, October 9, 2014Recreational vehicles—more commonly known as RVs or motorhomes—are both home and car, making it doubly important to insure them against damages. Whether you take your RV on a few trips per year or live in your RV year-round, the motorhome itself is a valuable asset; not to mention all of your belongings stored inside. READ MORE >>
Thursday, June 26, 2014From the Ordinary Fungi and mold naturally occur in our environment and they produce some very useful results. For example, yeast is a type of fungi used in preparing breads and other food products. Blue cheese’s unique flavor is attributed to mold and life saving penicillin is a product of mold. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, June 11, 2014Going on a summer vacation is usually a fun time for the family but getting ready to go can be a busy and hectic period for mom and dad. The “getting ready to go” period usually overlays the normal work days of both parents and in the case of a single parent there is an even greater burden in handling the trip details. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 11, 2014Hailstorms are the reason behind much of the property damage suffered by homeowners in America, leading to billions of dollars in home insurance claims each year. Hail can be as small as the tip of a ballpoint pen or as big as a softball, causing a wide array of home damages from a few broken shingles to uninhabitable destruction. READ MORE >>
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