The highest compliment we can receive is the referral of your friends and family. For over 75 years, Western Mutual Insurance Group, has provided exceptional service at a competitive price and we’d love to share that same level of service with the people you care about the most. As a token of our appreciation, we’ll reward you with $75 for each new referral we insure.
The best part about it, there’s no limit on how many referrals you can cash in on!
(*) In order to qualify for the reimbursement, both you and your referrals must have an active policy with us and their policy must be paid. If you don’t have an active policy with us, please call (877) 968-8825 or visit our website to get started on your free quote.
Getting yourself ready for winter is a snap. Gloves? Check! Scarf? Right here. But readying your home for a long, cold season is another story. So, until someone invents a turtleneck sweater you can put around your house when it gets cold, there’s some prepping you need to do. This includes having alternate heating options if you decide not to use your fireplace or if you don’t have one.
First, consider thick clothing / blankets. It’s always more efficient to heat the body than trying to heat a room. So start with the basics, a pile of thick-insulating clothing and blankets can help warm you up quickly.
Remember to also have hand warmers on deck, these small long-lasting pocket warmers are great for continuous heat. They are also affordable and found at most hardware and convenient stores.
Another thing to consider is checking the seal of doors and windows and inserting draft guards where necessary. By reinforcing the seal around your windows and doors, you can eliminate cold air from entering.
Furthermore, adding thick curtains (preferably wool or cotton) can add an additional barrier of protection from the icy temperatures outside.
And of course, using electric space heaters can add the perfect touch of warmth your room was needing. If using a space heater, look for a model that shuts off automatically if the heater falls over. Place the heater on a level, hard and nonflammable surface in the home.
We enjoyed it so much that we are doing another episode this month with our qualified Sales Agents who will be discussing and going over your insurance policy in detail.
We’ll be posting reminders next week, we truly hope you can tune in and watch as we review this important information.
If you miss it, don’t worry. Our video will be uploaded to all our social media platforms including our YouTube page.
Tomorrow is the day that we honor the more than 18 million brave men and women that have served our nation. Many whom left behind their family, loved ones and all they knew to stand on the frontlines and protect this country. Without those sacrifices from these valiant individuals we would be unable to enjoy so many things that we have grown accustom to. As a company, family member and proud citizen, together we would like to honor our veterans on this special day as well as each and every day.
“A true hero isn’t measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart”
As a preferred insurance company, we understand that filing a claim is not only stressful but can seem difficult to do. These unforeseen events cause more than just property damage but also leave you feeling hopeless and emotional. We want to let you know that help is available.
When discovering a potential claim at your home, we would like to remind you of some tips that’ll make the process easier:
Do; call your insurance company right away, do not wait for the risk or damage to become bigger.
Do; take steps to make reasonable temporary repairs to protect your property and you from further damage and loss. Don’t attempt any repairs that require a licensed professional, just any minor work to help prevent the loss from causing further damage.
Do; notify the police and file a report if the loss is due to theft.
Do; shut the water off immediately if you find water has started to cause damage or has flooded any space in your house.
Do; keep records such as receipts, photos and videos of your items within your home.
Do; hire licensed contractors to perform work on your home, even if no related to a claim… this is for your protection.
Don’t; call a third party to clean-up, patch or inspect conditions without contacting your insurance first.
Don’t; assume damages will not be covered or are not severe enough to be repaired. Call at the first sign and ask so that work can begin immediately.
Don’t; waste time looking for your policy information to call, we have several methods of locating your account.
We sincerely hope these tips will assist you if and when you need them.
Whether you spent it acclimating yourself back into the office work life or enjoying the newfound journey of being a parent…it’s that time of year again to start budgeting for Christmas shopping.
Saving money may be more crucial now than ever before. But what if we told you that switching your homeowners insurance could save you money now, without having to wait for your renewal?
That’s right! Switching mid-term is penalty free and could potentially put some money back in your wallet which you can use to fulfill those gift lists.
Give us a call to receive a free and instant quote at 877-WMUTUAL (877-968-8825) or if you prefer to go online, click and save at http://www.westernmutual.com
No—Shave November is a month-Iong journey during which participants forgo shaving and grooming in order to evoke conversation and raise cancer awareness.
The goal of No-Shave November is to grow awareness by embracing our hair, which many cancer patients lose, and letting it grow wild and free. Donate the money you typically spend on shaving and grooming to educate about cancer prevention, save lives, and aid those fighting the battle.
We mustache you a question…will you be joining us in raising awareness and taking part in this month-long campaign?
This month we raise awareness for the innocent lives lost due to preventable and unintentional injuries. Thousands of children are harmed each year in scenarios where simple safety measures can reduce or avoid the risk.
We would like to remind you of some safety tips you can implement at home;
If you have small children or toddlers, install child locks on cabinets and drawers
Secure large furniture items such as dressers and vanities to the wall to prevent it from tipping over onto the child
Keep cleaning supplies, chemicals, medicines and any toxic substances up high and out of reach
Be aware of bodies of water anywhere you go, if you have a pool at home install door alarms or a self-latching fence around the pool for extra security
Always check on children especially toddlers who are on the move. It only takes seconds for something to go wrong.
We ask that you join us in raising awareness and sharing our blog to help educate others.
We’ve made it to the most frightening weekend of the year, where witches fly high in the sky, princesses reign over our communities and vampires lurk in the bushes… Yes, it is Halloween time!
How will your family ring in this festive holiday? Do you dress up, throw a party, greet trick or treaters at the door or watch a scary movie?
Whatever you choose to do, all of us at Western Mutual, Residence Mutual and Arizona Home wish you a safe and spooktacular Halloween!
Are you looking for a baby proofing checklist that covers all areas of the house? We’ve got you covered.
Children getting hurt is the most heartbreaking moment for parents, therefore start baby-proofing the house little by little even before the baby arrives. The checklist below will help you get started so that when your little one arrives you can get rest assured your home is ready.
1. Safety Gates
If you have stairs in the house or an open room structure, you may want to restrict the baby’s movement to a few spots of the home. In this case, you need safety gates. When safety gates are not suited to your home layout you can consider a playpen.
2. Fireplace Screen
The first thing to install when you have a crawling baby in the house is a fireplace screen. Most fireplaces have left over residue or wood burning tools that can cause them harm.
3. Table Corner Guards
Protect your little ones head from bumping against sharp table edges by fitting table corner guards. This should include television stands, dressers and outdoor furniture.
4. Plastic Cover on Electrical Outlets
Put plastic covers over all low lying electrical outlets and keep electrical instruments like hair irons and clothing irons out of reach from children’s play areas. This deters them from sticking any small toys into the outlet and will eliminate the possibility of being tangled in the cords of your bathroom instruments.
5. Secure Curtains
One object in the house that gets the most attention from babies and toddlers is floor-length curtains. Make sure to secure your curtains safely with rings. If this is not possible, try and install cordless blinds.
Bonus tip: Purchase a bathtub faucet cover. This will protect your little one from hitting their head on the metal spout and injuring themselves.
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