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.
Prevent Snow-Related Damage to Your Property!
Topics: Home Insurance, Property damage, Preventative Maintenance
Prevent your pipes from bursting this winter!
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.
Topics: Home Insurance, Property damage, Preventative Maintenance
Don’t wait until spring has already sprung to get your home ready for warmer weather. Now is the perfect time to repair any damage caused by harsh winter weather and to reset your home for the new season. Take these ten steps to get started:
Topics: Home Insurance, Property damage
What goes into the calculation of your home insurance premium?
Whether you just bought a new home and you’re shopping for home insurance or you just received your renewal notice in the mail. You may be wondering how home insurance companies determine the amount you’ll have to pay for coverage. Let us break it down for you.
Topics: Home Insurance, Property damage
5 common insurance endorsements you can add for extra coverage.
Home insurance is designed to protect you and your family when you need it most — but all policies have limits and exclusions, and you may want to add extra coverage to make sure you’ll always be protected.
Topics: Home Insurance, Property damage
Water loss has a way of sneaking up on homeowners. Every household has at least one appliance that is prone to water loss. Learn which appliances are prone to leaks, and you’ll save yourself time and money in the long run.
Topics: Home Insurance, Property damage
Returning to Your Property after a Hurricane
Before returning to your property after evacuating due to a hurricane, it’s important to take time to consider what you need. Return to your property or business only after authorities advise it is safe. Keep informed and up-to-date on any changes in weather, related conditions, or any guidance from authorities, by tuning into the radio, TV, or social media. The hurricane may result in hazards and other potentially unsafe conditions, such as downed wires/power lines, gas leaks, flooded areas, damaged trees, and other debris. Be cautious when you return to your home or business.
Topics: Environmental Insurance, Home Insurance, Property damage