Steers Insurance Blog

Ah, springtime in Atlantic Canada – that magical time of year when we emerge from our winter hibernation, and dust off our shorts and sandals, even if the temperature is barely 5 degrees. Before you break out the sunscreen and fire up the BBQ, there’s something you need to know: with the warmer weather comes the inevitable spring thaw.

With the recent weather that’s hit Atlantic Canada, we’re dealing with larger and larger piles of snow and ice. With that comes some potential hazards and risk of damage to your property. Below we’ve outlined some tips for safe snow removal around your property, but first let’s look at coverage.

It’s that time of year again. The cold is going to be with us for a few months yet and unfortunately, a common emergency situation homeowners find themselves in during this time of year is dealing with frozen pipes.

Did you know that it’s possible to save money on your auto insurance?

As brokers, we can shop the market to find the best rates for you. Contact us to discuss your policy and how we can help.

If you own a rental property, or are considering buying one, here are some helpful things to know about insurance and being a landlord.

An Employee Benefits Plan is a sound investment, not only in your employees, but also in your business. With Steers Insurance, you can create a fully customizable Employee Benefits Plan that aligns with your team’s needs. 

What many typically think of as “grilling season” has officially come to an end — but did you know you can cook outside all year long when you take some precautions and properly prepare your space? Consider these tips if year-round barbecuing is in the forecast for your family:

After a day on the ski hill or an afternoon of shovelling, there’s nothing quite like warming up by a wood burning fireplace. To enjoy your fire with peace of mind, take the proper steps to protect your family and your home from potential hazards like chimney fires and accidental burns. If you’re using a wood or pellet stove, you’ll want to do some additional research so you’re familiar with how operate it safely. Otherwise, here’s everything you need to know to safely enjoy your wood burning fireplace and stay warm during the next polar vortex.

Entering a new stage in life like having a baby or retiring from your lifelong career can be thrilling — and more than a little stressful. So, it's likely that you probably aren't thinking about your home and car insurance during these times. But it's important to let your insurance broker know when a major life change is on the horizon. Your broker can take care of any necessary changes to your insurance coverage so you can stay focused on what matters most. Here are the ways your home and car insurance needs may change depending on the stage of life you're in.

The trees in your yard can enhance your property, provide shade and offer abundant environmental benefits. However, trees can also pose a safety hazard to your family and your home if they are not properly inspected and maintained.