Our home and property insurance blogs offer a variety of helpful tips, suggestions and information that Ontario homeowners need to know.
Finding out that your home has been burglarized is a frightening experience. Nobody wants to find themselves in this situation, but if you do, here are three things you need to do - starting with contacting police to report any damage.
Sewer Back-up coverage is an optional coverage that for most, can be added to your property insurance policy. Due to the frequency of extreme weather events throughout Ontario, this additional coverage is something you should seriously consider.
It is important to understand the terms of your policy, and the extent of it, especially when it comes to losses regarding floods and water damage.
Damage from water-related events are not uncommon - however, insurance policies vary on the type of water damage that is covered on your property coverage.
Did you know that water damage is the leading cause of personal property claims? Considering the severe weather and floods we have experienced lately, it's essential you get informed!
Are you thinking of purchasing a new vehicle? Before making a purchase, you should consider the associated costs of owning a car to make sure it is within your budget.
Alarm systems and motion detectors can offer you protection and security, but there are other steps you can take to prevent your home from being burglarized.
Water damage is one of the leading causes for personal property insurance claims in Ontario. Learning how to deal with preventable water damage is essential for everyone who lives in Ontario.
In an effort to expose home insurance myths, we have uncovered the truth for six important home insurance myths.
If you are planning a getaway this winter it is important that you are aware of how to protect your home while on vacation.
As we plan for the holiday season we would like to take this opportunity to extend our most sincere appreciation to you, our valued customers and share our office holiday hours.
As the holiday season is quickly approaching, many of us will be visiting friends and family to celebrate. However, if you are leaving your home for longer than 24 hours, you need to be aware of how to protect your home from potential water damage.
If you are a parent or homeowner, we have tips for you to ensure your property and children are safe this Halloween.
If a fire were to occur does your family have a fire evacuation plan in place? Being prepared can save a life, make sure you establish your family fire evacuation plan today!
Since it is that time of year, when everyone heads back to school, we thought it would be helpful if we shared insurance options and discounts that are available to you!
Summer is here and with that comes home renovations; in particular, outdoor updates that help you enjoy the weather. However, many are not aware of the impact such renovations can have on your home insurance.
With the array of weather-related damage, we experience in Ontario, lightning doesn’t necessarily come to mind as a major culprit. It is true the frequency is low; however, the cost for such damage is not. There can be an impact on your insurance.
Many assume their jewelry is covered on their homeowner’s / tenants insurance policy, but in most cases there is a combined limit that may not cover your jewelry value.
Spring brings showers, which makes it the perfect time to inform you of overland water protection and why it is so important to include it in your homeowner’s insurance coverage.
With the current unpredictable weather we are experiencing, we thought it would be helpful to provide you with tips to prevent hail and windstorm damage to your personal property (vehicle & home).
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This year is the 7th Anniversary of the Project Share Food Drive! Join us on Saturday, November 11, 2017, at Commisso’s Fresh Foods in Niagara Falls to fill the Project Share Truck!