In observance of Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Our office will close early at 3:00 PM this Friday, May 22nd, and remain closed on Monday, May 25th. Normal business hours resume Tuesday, May 26th.
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Known as "land hurricanes," Derechos occur every 2–4 years with straight-line winds that can exceed 75 mph. Learn more about the science behind these powerful storms on our blog: hubs.li/Q049z9Qh0
Don't let a slow-motion leak turn into a major insurance claim. This spring, focus on maintenance that protects your biggest asset! Read our latest blog spring maintenance tips: hubs.li/Q0493KV_0
More than just your vehicles are vulnerable to damage and future repairs during a hailstorm. Hailstones can bruise or crack shingles, potentially leading to water damage in your home. Our latest blog explains how to spot the signs of damage early: hubs.li/Q0483LT30
Lithium-ion batteries power our modern world, but they also change the landscape of home safety. Learn about the risks of thermal runaway and how to keep your home protected in our latest blog.hubs.li/Q045dR2x0
The storm may have passed, but is your roof still protected? High winds can strip shingles and create entry points for water that stay hidden until it’s too late.
Check out our latest blog on winter wind protection: hubs.li/Q043bGRp0
In 1764, our Directors used funds from board meeting fines to place the first milestones along the roads to Trenton and New Castle. One of these original 18th-century markers still stands in our garden today!
Heading south for the winter? Don’t let a winter mishap ruin your trip! Read our latest blog for tips on winterizing your home and protecting your property while you’re away. hubs.li/Q041RxQy0
Winter Storm Fern brought nearly a foot of snow to many of our doorsteps. Although snow can be pretty, the immense weight of it can cause structural strain and lead to costly leaks.
Read our blog for tips on safe removal and proactive measures: hubs.li/Q040pj4-0









