Insurance is a necessary expense for most households, but it doesn’t have to be an investment that breaks the bank. You want to be sure you’re getting the best coverage for your possessions while also utilizing possible discounts. If you’re the owner of both a home and a vehicle, there’s likely an opportunity to secure savings by bundling your policies. Beyond savings, you can also take advantage of the other benefits bundling has to offer. Let’s discuss what it means to bundle your insurance policies and all the perks that come with doing so. [Read more…]
What Does It Mean to Bundle Your Insurance Policies?
Steps to Prepare Your Home for a Flood

In New England, we are used to preparing for the worst, especially when it comes to floods. You know how your home responds to a big rainstorm and if your basement will flood, but there are some things you may never have thought of. Keep reading to learn about the steps you should be taking to prepare for a flood.
[Read more…]Tips for Preventing Spring Flooding and Water Damage

Spring is finally here! While this is so exciting, there are also some dangers that come with springtime. One of the major risks is spring flooding from rapid snowmelt. We also have to worry about the never-ending rain that seems to come with early spring. Here are some tips to follow to prevent damages from spring flooding to affecting your house.
[Read more…]Protect Your Home and Property for 2018’s Hurricane Season
The 2017 hurricane season was full of powerful storms: Hurricanes Irma and Harvey left behind billions of dollars in damages and thousands of houses damaged and destroyed. Hearing about the damage these storms did will leave you wondering — how can you be prepared during the 2018 hurricane season? Read the 6 tips below to help prepare your home and property for the hurricane season, this June through November. [Read more…]
Why Do Nor’easters Cause Flood Damage?
Living in New England, you’ve had to combat some serious winter weather; whether it’s in the form of torrential icy-rain, a blizzard, or extremely high winds. However, New Englanders know they have to be prepared for when all of those weather conditions form into one storm—known as a Nor’easter. Nor’easters are a type of massive cyclonic storm that forms within 100 miles of the U.S. East Coast. We’ve had four this past winter, and with temperatures starting to rise in the beginning of the spring season, you’ll have to prepare for when Nor’easters cause flood damage. These floods occur due to a variety of reasons, which we are going to cover in this article. [Read more…]