What Happens After the Fire’s Out or the Water Stops? By Local Guest Blogger: Lorraine White of Property Restoration, Inc. 12-Step Restoration Procedure Evaluate your Emergency– Get to safety and call 911 for a true emergency. Call your insurance agent– Report the claim. If it’s after business hours, call claims and take notes for any questions you want to ask your agent. Selecting Restoration Services– Know your options! You have a “right” to choose which Water/Fire Damage clean-up company come into Your Home. It is nice to have a referral of a company that is known. Check Google Reviews and other avenues to feel confident with your choice. …
Unmarried & Uninsured? As people continue to delay marriage and cohabitation rates increase, the amount of unmarried partners buying insurance will increase. However, being “unwed” while living together can cost you money or protection from an insurance perspective. When married couples are on the same policy there are more discounts . Not to mention improved tiering, consolidated billing, plus other benefits. This is changing rapidly and now many unmarried couples can buy insurance at a competitive rate compared to married couples. Caution… However, there are some nuances to be aware of especially if you decide to move in with your…
Question 92 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series! When moving in with someone whom you are not related to in New York State, you must be sure to secure a policy for yourself if you want protection in the case of a fire or other catastrophe. Watch this video for further information on this coverage.
Question 73 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series! What if you could sail off into the sunset after suffering a complete loss on your home? If you were to just glance at your declarations page and see your home’s replacement value, you might be tempted to do just that. Ah, but not so fast….watch this brief video to see more.
Question 66 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series! If you have ever taken a car off the road, something quite common here in the Greater Syracuse area, and not considered how it would be covered if it were to be damaged in a fire, well now’s your chance! Take a look at the brief video to see how you can make sure that your car is insured when it’s off the road.
Question 57 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series. As a business when you rent space, you are liable for what damage occurs within it. However, the portion of your policy that covers general liability excludes damage done to your specific space. The fire legal section of your policy is what covers your liability to the building owner. Without it, or without enough, you’d be on your own for the cost of damages to your space. Watch this brief explanation for more.