Posted in Home
While the majority of home repair contractors are honest and reputable, unfortunately there are people and businesses who prey on consumers after a disaster. Follow these tips when talking with potential contractors.
Posted in Business
If you’re thinking about starting a small business, you know a thing or two about taking risks. But at the same time, it’s smart business to limit your risks however and wherever you can. That’s where business insurance — and solid advice from your independent agent — come into play.
Posted in Home
Many homeowners are surprised to find out that their home is susceptible to earthquake damage, as earthquake zones are spread throughout the Midwest and eastern portions of the United States. There are steps you can take to reduce the likelihood that your home and personal property are damaged by an earthquake.
Posted in Home
From preventing ice dams and frozen pipes to maintaining sidewalks and chimneys, these tips can help you begin to prepare your home for the cold months ahead.
Posted in Business
It’s more important than ever for employers to place a strong emphasis on creating a safe and profitable work environment. This is especially true for contractors. Get five quick tips to prevent losses and keep work sites safe.
Posted in Business
In the contracting world, it literally takes sweat to build up a business. After all the hard work you’ve put in, you don’t want to see anything bring your company down. Protecting your livelihood, your employees and your assets begins with understanding what you’re up against on the job every day.
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