Homeowners Insurance & Water Damage: What You Need To Know

Water damage can be very draining for homeowners to deal with. If you own your home, odds are that you’re aware of homeowners insurance, and in fact it may be mandatory depending on your individual scenario. When choosing your policy, you may have picked the most basic policy coverage or a policy tailored to your own needs, but how do you know what your insurance does and does not cover? When is the last time that you reviewed your policy?

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New Year's Celebration Gone Wrong? Leave It To The Professionals

While most fireworks are illegal in the State Of California due to the various serious injuries and millions of dollars lost in property damage, this doesn’t stop consumer fireworks. In fact, according to the National Fire Protection Association, firework injuries increased by 56% in the United States with roughly 15,600 people injured from firework-related disasters, reflecting the highest estimate seen in 15 years. This year alone, Cal Fire reported California has seen nearly 2,569,000 acres burnt from wildfires. Whether you’re a concerned homeowner, property manager, or community member it’s important to know how to celebrate legally and safely.

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Cook Your Turkey Safely This Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for family, friends, and feasts! While the kitchen is where the magic happens and memories are made, it can also be extremely dangerous without proper precaution. According to the National Fire Protection Association, more cooking fires take place on Thanksgiving day than any other day of the year. While you plan your menus it’s essential to plan to follow these do’s & don’ts to keep your loved ones safe:

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Rain Season Preparation: Tips For Your Property

As the rainy season approaches quickly, it is critical to take the necessary steps to prepare your home or business from any environmental damage. Neglecting your roofs’ preparation for the rainy season can cause growth, paint chipping, and water leakage through the walls - leading to costly repairs. To adequately equip your property for rainy seasons, follow these steps:

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Summertime Fire Safety Tips

Nothing says summertime in the United States like celebrating the warm sunshine and Labor Day with a good old traditional family BBQ. The end-of-summer holiday is honored by nearly 40% of Americans with grilled hotdogs, hamburgers, ribs, and chicken leading to roughly 9,000 property fires caused by barbecues, according to the National Fire Protection Association. But before you heat up your grill and get to barbecuing, be sure to follow these summer fire safety tips to easily prevent property fires.

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