When the time comes to replace your roof, many homeowners find themselves weighing several choices. Roofing is more than shingles or tiles; it is about protecting your home, controlling costs, and the effect each roofing option has on your Homeowners Insurance. While the right choice depends on budget, climate, and personal preference, it is helpful …Read More
Why Insurance Rates Have Risen
Insurance has become more expensive over the past year, and many people are asking the same question: Why? While there are several factors, one of the most important is the severity of claims and the continued impact of catastrophic, or CAT, losses. These events affect the entire system, even if you personally have not experienced …Read More
Back-to-School Insurance Considerations
As summer comes to an end, families across the community prepare for a busy back-to-school season. New routines often bring new responsibilities, from adjusting daily schedules to thinking about safety on the roads. For many families, it’s also a time to revisit insurance needs, especially with older children leaving home for college. Whether it’s ensuring …Read More
Why Your Homeowners Coverage A Limit May No Longer Be Enough to Rebuild
If you bought your Homeowners Insurance 15 years ago, you probably haven’t forgotten how affordable things once were. In 2010, the cost to build a new home was about $130 per square foot. Today, that number is anywhere between $225 and $300 or more. That kind of increase can mean that the coverage amount on …Read More
Reviewing Your Homeowners Coverage Before the Stormy Season
Spring and summer storms can bring more than just wind and rain—they can also bring unexpected damage to your home and property. Whether you live in the Midwest, the Great Plains, or the Southwest, it’s a good idea to check your Homeowners Insurance before storm season begins. Many people don’t think about their policy until …Read More