Safekeeping Tips - Homeowners

Hit the Road in a Recreational Vehicle

Hit the Road in a Recreational Vehicle

By Jay Waitte | September 26, 2020

Hit the Road in a Recreational Vehicle Many of us are thinking about finally taking the vacations that have been on hold for so long, and we might be considering new ways to travel. The assets of recreational vehicles merit their consideration, especially now. An RV allows for a great deal of flexibility–you can go … Read more

Protecting Your Assets

Protecting Your Assets

By Jay Waitte | September 26, 2020

Protecting Your Assets As we accept some of the changes and limitations that life is confronting us with these days, we are learning to find fun wherever we can, and often this means recreating close to home. Home swimming pools, trampolines, swing sets, and treehouses are especially popular this year.  A home trampoline is a … Read more

Enjoying the Outdoors Safely

Enjoying the Outdoors Safely

By Jay Waitte | September 5, 2020

Enjoying the Outdoors Safely While the past several months have thrust upon us many challenges, frustrations, and disappointments, there have also been a few positive changes.  Some of us are getting more sleep, enjoying more exercise, or spending more time with family. As many of us have been working from home, we are turning to … Read more

Keeping your home safe while on vacation

Keeping Your Home Safe While on Vacation

By Jay Waitte | September 5, 2020

Keeping Your Home Safe While on Vacation Following months on lockdown that may have felt like years, many families are deciding it’s finally time to take a vacation. While there is plenty of focus on how to stay safe during the trip, it’s also a good idea to take steps before we depart to keep … Read more

Single woman alone swinging on the beach and looking the other seat missing a boyfriend

Life insurance. Do I need it?

By Jay Waitte | August 27, 2020

Life insurance. Do I need it? Life insurance is not a sexy topic, but like death and taxes, if you are a responsible adult, it should be on your radar. You may be asking yourself, Do I really need it? To answer this question, ask yourself who will be financially impacted in the event of … Read more

Storm Damage

Storm Damage

By Jay Waitte | August 3, 2020

Connecticut is known for its scenic foliage, rich history, and savory cuisine (lobster rolls, anyone?). Our great state is also known for wind storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, and blizzards. The United States suffered 10 weather disaster events in just the first half of 2020, causing over $1 billion each.* How do you protect your family? Prepare … Read more

Fire Fighter saves young girl

Fire

By Jay Waitte | August 3, 2020

Every 24 seconds in the U.S., a fire department responds to a fire somewhere in our nation.* Are you prepared? In school, we are taught to stop, drop, and roll. The American Red Cross advises us to GET OUT, STAY OUT, and call 911. Planning ahead can make all the difference. Drills can save your … Read more

A Safe Home is a Well Insured Home

By Jay Waitte | June 30, 2018

Many people contact us asking how to bring down their homeowners’ insurance premiums. One of the quickest answers is to take steps to make your home safer. A safe home means a lower risk of the insurance company having to pay for home damage or other expenses, and leads to lower insurance rates in return. Each … Read more

Discounted Insurance for Veterans

By Jay Waitte | June 30, 2018

Veterans have risked their very lives to keep our country free. As a result, who better than our veterans to earn a discount when it comes to their home and auto insurance needs? Thankfully, there are many types of insurance discounts available for those who have fought so bravely to keep America safe. Motor Vehicle / Auto Insurance … Read more

Prepare For When Blizzard Problems Become Flooding Problems

By Jay Waitte | June 30, 2018

It has been a brutal winter in the Eastern part of the United States with New England states receiving the brunt of the snow and nasty weather.  In one day, Worcester Massachusetts had 31.9 inches of snow on January 27th, which came on top of several other feet of snow this winter.  Thompson, Connecticut had over … Read more

Moving Out? 12 Tips for Preparing to Sell Your House

By Jay Waitte | June 30, 2018

When preparing to sell your house, remember there is a reason why some houses sell immediately and others sit on the market for years. When people look at a house they trust their instinct before committing to the purchase, and the bulk of their instinct comes from their first impression. There are a few things you can … Read more

What Summer Sun and Heat Can Do to Your Body Internally?

By Jay Waitte | June 30, 2018

It is no secret that the sun can be damaging to the skin; causing wrinkles, and potentially causing skin cancer. But, we often overlook how impactful the sun can be on internal organs. The heat from the sun and associated dehydration can cause a host of life-threatening health problems. It’s important to learn about what … Read more

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