The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that it will be updating the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) pricing methodology through a new risk rating system. This system—which is being referred to as “Risk Rating 2.0”—will leverage additional information and variables to help communicate policyholders’ flood risks more clearly, as well as deliver more accurate…
Every homeowner hopes to never have to file a home insurance claim, but accidents do happen, and some factors increase the likelihood they will occur. Here are 10 surprising things that can affect the types of claims you might file and how much you pay for home insurance coverage. 1. Your Dog’s Breed Although your canine…
For 2021, Colorado State University (CSU) hurricane researchers are predicting an above-average Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1st to November 30th. Specifically, CSU researchers believe there will be 17 named storms in 2021. This is above the average 12.1 named storms per year that occurred from 1981-2010. Of the predicted 17 named storms…
Here’s a quick checklist that can help you freshen up your home and protect it against springtime elements. Clean gutters and downspouts. This will help water flow easily, so it won’t get backed up and damage your house. Check your roof and chimneys for damage, and get it repaired as soon as possible. Wash windows…
When you’re preparing for a new baby, things can get a little crazy. You’re busy preparing for your new arrival, gathering all the baby stuff, and baby-proofing your home. While you’re at it, don’t forget these ways to protect you and your new family member(s): Make sure you have smoke alarms outside each bedroom. You…
Don’t wait to check your building valuation! For much of 2020, it felt like the world was on pause, but one thing that’s constantly changing is the cost to replace your home or business in the event of a substantial loss. The cost of building materials continually increases, and so do labor wage rates. To…
Whether you got two inches or two feet of snow, there are always issues to deal with after a winter storm – especially if you lost power. Below are a few tips for how to dig out quickly, clean up effectively, and stay safe and warm, even if your power doesn’t immediately come back on.…
You know that you need insurance to cover your house and all your belongings that go along with it. Knowing you have coverage in case of theft, fire or other unexpected occurrences may help you sleep better at night. But how much insurance should you consider? Understanding the basic coverages and the ones you can…
Ever notice how your furnace seems most likely to break on the coldest day of the year? Your roof leaks just after a severe snowstorm? And just as you’re pulling out the down comforter to take cover from the night’s chill, your plumbing bursts? Some home systems are just more likely to break down during…
Most home fires occur in the kitchen while cooking and are the leading cause of injuries from fire. Common causes of fires at night are carelessly discarded cigarettes, sparks from fireplaces without spark screens or glass doors and heating appliances left too close to furniture or other combustibles. These fires can be particularly dangerous because…
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