Prepare for the Rainy Season

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Rain, rain, go away. If only that worked!

As the rainy season approaches we would like to remind everyone about some precautionary things you can do to make sure your home is ready.

  1. Check your roof for any lifted or damaged shingles where water could seep through.
  2. Clean out gutters by removing all debris that is blocking the draining of water.
  3. Check for any dead overhanging branches, which may catch fire or fall onto the house and cause damage.
  4. Do an interior inspection of walls and look for signs of existing water damage.
  5. Keep sandbags ready to go in case you have to reroute the flow of water away from your home.

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First Day of Fall

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Do you feel the crispness in the air? You might not, but know that the fall season has officially commenced! Regardless if stores have lined their shelves full of pumpkins and fall décor since July, today is the official start of autumn! The traditions of the season we most look forward to are football games & tailgates, sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner with family, gatherings with loved ones and shorter daylight hours which allow us to spend quality time indoors. To this we say, Happy Fall Y’all!

Do you and your family have any fall traditions? Please share them with us below!

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Earthquake Preparedness

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Is your home ready for the next big one?

Although earthquakes are unpredictable and years can go by without feeling one, being ready at all times is a must! Everyone knows to take cover and wait it out, but what do you do once the shaking has stopped, will you be ready? A few very important reminders:

  1. Try to maintain close to a full tank of gas in your car at all times (or in portable containers) as gas stations will not operate after a big earthquake.
  2. Share your phone location with family and/or friends so that in the midst of havoc, you can still find each other.
  3. Along with your first aid kit and back up food supply keep a portable charger that can keep your phone alive a little bit longer to call for help.
  4. Check under your sinks for cracks or leakages to make sure you won’t be leaving the house and coming back to a flooded home.
  5. Be ready for aftershocks! Although checking for damages is important, know that aftershocks are more than certain so be prepared to exit or take cover.

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Am I Getting the Lowest Premium Possible?

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Here are some tips on how to check that you’re getting the lowest premium possible:

  1. Do you have a 24 hour monitored alarm system that calls into a central office for burglary or fire, we give a credit for that.
  2. Are you enrolled for our paperless billing through our online website, if you aren’t… you might want to, because we offer a credit for that too.
  3. Keeping up maintenance on your home, good job! Keep that up, we offer a credit for policies that have been claims free for 5 years.
  4. And of course, increasing your deductible is the easiest way to lower your premium, call and get a quote on your policy today.

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Monday Motivation

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Summer, as we know it, has come to a close. For all intents and purposes, the Monday of Labor Day weekend marks the close of the season! Since today serves as most people’s Sunday, we send you positive vibes as your holiday weekend comes to a close and you enter into your first week of September! Soak up the rays today but look forward to enjoying the fall festivities that lie ahead. Pumpkin Spice season, sweater weather and the magic of the holiday season is just around the corner!

How are you spending your last weekend of summer?

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