Getting motorcycle insurance is something every rider needs to do before they start driving their bike out on the open road, and among other vehicles. Whether you ride a motorcycle for the thrill and adventure or simply for your method of transportation, there are septic risk exposures that come with driving a motorcycle. Just as […] Read More

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Business umbrella insurance is an optimal added level of protection for most businesses when they need to invest further to protect their interests. It works by extending beyond the limits of other insurance policies to protect businesses from financial devastations. Commercial Umbrella Insurance It does not cover everything as businesses need other insurance policies to […] Read More

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Many first-time renters are currently entering the market. This season is known for its increase of new renters on an annual basis due to the college graduations. However, this year, in particular, first-time renters are flooding in even quicker than last year. For many, being more independent and renting for the first time can feel […] Read More

Posted by Tim Sine in: Renters Insurance

Running any business comes with inherent risks, and owning a restaurant is no exception. With the wide range of exposures in all areas of operation, it is crucial to identify and tend to the most significant risks facing their business. Here are some of the most common issues and threats that could easily jeopardize the […] Read More

Posted by Tim Sine in: Restaurant Insurance

Renters have certain rights throughout their rental term and should learn how to protect themselves by being aware of these rights and being proactive in upholding them. All too often, tenants encounter challenges with their landlords and are at a loss for what to do. Here are some tips that could help you protect yourself […] Read More

Posted by Tim Sine in: Renters Insurance

Workers’ compensation applies on a no-fault basis, even if the injury was caused by the employer’s or employee’s carelessness. In general, all that matters is that the injury arose from employment. There are certain instances in which workers’ compensation does not cover an injury. To understand this, we’ve created a guide for what is covered […] Read More

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To determine how much house you can afford, there are key factors to consider, such as the total household income, monthly debts (i.e. car loan or student loan payments), and savings. Those considering buying a home should think about the level of monthly mortgage payments they will be comfortable sustaining. Will you be able to […] Read More

Posted by Tim Sine in: Homeowners Insurance

Drywall is a very commonly used product that has revolutionized how construction is done by cutting down the time and craftsmanship that was once needed for traditional lath-and-plaster walls and ceilings. It is a simple task to install drywall, and just about every commercially available drywall is made of gypsum plaster with a paper coating. […] Read More

Posted by Tim Sine in: Contractors Insurance

As temperatures drop, homeowners must prepare their houses for the winter to avoid certain unwanted occurrences. Pipes are particularly vulnerable as water can easily freeze in them. Pipes are prone to freeze and burst in the wintertime when preventative measures have not been taken, which commonly leads to expensive damage. The damage may be even […] Read More

Posted by Tim Sine in: Homeowners Insurance

The winter weather conditions present hazards for many service professionals. HVAC Technicians need to be equipped with the safety information they need, as the winter elements are not to be taken lightly. Here are some tips to ensure you are properly prepared for what may come. Dressing Appropriately When the weather is frigid, you should […] Read More

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