Wednesday, April 20, 2022 Take action to protect your family and assets today before it's too late. Many consumers believe that flood insurance is contained in their home insurance policy. This widespread misbelief can turn out to be a very costly error after a flood actually takes place. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 20, 2022 With spring in full bloom and summer just on the horizon, prime boating season is upon us. And you might notice more people on the water than ever. Fortunately, the number of boating accidents isn’t growing at the same pace—in fact, they are decreasing. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 20, 2022 Your home protects you from the elements, but heavy rains can weaken that protection. With a little maintenance and a lot of vigilance, you can stay safe and dry. Spring rainstorms are a fact of life in many areas of the country, and they help keep things green, even if they keep you inside. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 17, 2022 Of course, because spring is a time for new beginnings, cleaning and organization around the house are very popular this time of year. If you’re ready to tackle that monumental chore, read on for some helpful information. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 17, 2022 5 Tips to Help Prevent Tree Trouble Trees are pretty amazing things. They produce oxygen. They serve as natural air conditioners, both by blocking sunlight and through evaporation. And they even absorb sounds, helping to keep things peaceful. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 17, 2022 What You Need in an Emergency Kit You never know when a natural disaster is going to hit — or even just a big storm that knocks out the power for a few days. That’s why having an emergency kit for you and your family is so important. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 17, 2022 Spring Maintenance for Your Home When springtime rolls around in Texas, almost everyone thinks of cleaning. That’s fine (we probably all need to do a little more of that, after all), but there’s something even more important to keep in mind: home maintenance. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, February 1, 2022 It seems like the power always goes out in Texas when it’s either way too hot or way too cold – talk about inconvenient. Also inconvenient? Not knowing whether your food is safe to eat during and after an outage. Obviously you want to err on the side of caution here. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 7, 2022 Looking for a Car? Look for These 7 Safety Features Color, price, body style, gas mileage – there’s a lot to consider when picking out a vehicle for your daily commute or weekend road trips. One area not to overlook? Safety features. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 7, 2022 Don't Let the Cold Get to Your Pipes This Winter It’s hard to think of a worse start to a winter day in Texas than turning on the faucet and … nothing. Maybe there’s a trickle of water, but it’s clear you have a frozen pipe. So, what now? READ MORE >>
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