After a long winter, we all look forward to the day the sun comes back around and the snow melts away. However, the melting snow can cause water damage and additional issues if it is ignored. Here are 5 ways to protect your home before it begins:

Some may believe appraisals aren’t worth the extra cost, while others simply may not understand the benefits of having an appraisal done. The truth is, most of your jewelry is likely very special to you.

Winter can make a house rather chilly quicker than usual. Believe it or not you can keep your home warm and keep your family nice and cozy without driving your energy costs through the roof.

1. Frozen Pipes

Once a water line falls below 32 degrees, it will start to freeze. When this happens, the ice creates an increase in pressure; once the pressure gets too high, it bursts.

Lighting can certainly make or break the feel of any room in your home. Whether you’re looking for a cozy vibe or something bright and airy – your lighting plays a crucial role in setting the mood for your space.

Looking for a home can start to feel exhausting over time. With so many things to consider, it’s understandable to feel somewhat overwhelmed at times. As you navigate through this endless list of possibilities, make sure you don’t overlook the possibility of condo living.

Beginning to grow weary of renting but not quite convinced that buying a home is the best financial decision? This is often the thought that goes through many of our minds before deciding to take the leap.

Sledding is one of the few outdoor activities children and adults alike can enjoy during the winter. All the fun and excitement of sledding can make it easy to forget how dangerous it can be.

As restaurants around America brave through the COVID-19 pandemic, some have begun making innovative changes to continue business operations. With capacity limitations and indoor dining prohibited in some locales, restaurants are utilizing outdoor spaces and tents now more than ever before.

You did it - you officially purchased your first home! There are so many joys that come along with becoming a homeowner, along with a new set of responsibilities. One of those responsibilities is to make sure your home is adequately covered with a homeowners policy.