Before the extreme weather hits, be sure to take the following steps to protect your pipes: Repair and seal cracks around windows and doors that can allow cold air to reach indoors. Seal around pipe opening to prevent cold airflow. Remove, drain and store outdoor hoses and close inside valves that supply outdoor lines. Open…
The windows and doors of your home let in more cool air than any other part of your home, which is why it’s crucial to seal them properly. Following the right preparation steps will help you identify draft problems so you can add layers of insulation to keep you warm all winter long. When heat…
More and more of our home devices—including thermostats, door locks, coffee machines, and smoke alarms—are now connected to the Internet. This enables us to control our devices on our smartphones, no matter our location, which in turn can save us time and money while providing convenience and even safety. These advances in technology are innovative…
The autumn season is a great time for preparing your home to withstand the potentially harsh winter weather and temperature conditions. By making maintenance part of your annual fall routine, you can identify potential problems before they arise, and help prepare your home and property for what Mother Nature has to offer. Travelers provides the…
National Preparedness Month is recognized each September to promote family and community disaster and emergency planning now and throughout the year. The 2019 theme is “Prepared, Not Scared.” Save Early for Disaster Costs Are you financially prepared for a natural disaster? #PrepareNow with the help of these tips and free resources: ready.gov/financial-preparedness Make a Plan to Prepare for…
Homeowners policies do not cover all types of water damage. While the terms of your policy will determine what types of water damage are covered and the amount of coverage available, typically homeowners policies do not cover flooding. The Standard Flood Insurance Policy, available for purchase from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), defines “flood”…
If you lost all of your possessions today, would you be able to list each item and its value from just your memory? Nationwide provides steps to take to create a home inventory checklist. Making a detailed list of what you own ensures nothing will be omitted if you have to recall your home…
An important part of emergency preparedness is knowing how to prepare your home for a hurricane. Use these hurricane safety tips when preparing for a hurricane. Importantly, don’t wait until the last minute to gather all of the emergency essentials on your hurricane supply list. Shutters. Install the hardware needed to put up shutters or pre-cut plywood to…
In 2018, our region experienced an upsurge in reports of mold growth, coinciding with excessive rain and high humidity levels. As the temperatures soar and the humidity rises, the Insurance Information Institute offers these tips to prevent excessive mold growth. Use the air conditioner and/or dehumidifier to keep humidity levels between 30 and 60 percent.…
Beyond the traditional deep cleaning, spring is the perfect time to get your home ready for summer. Liberty Mutual provides a list of the most important chores to prep your house for warm weather (and save you time and money in the long run). Service Your Air Conditioner. Spring is the best time (most HVAC…
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