Video Mondays: Understanding Flood Insurance
Spring is almost here, and with spring comes spring showers! Combine that with all the snow we've gotten this year and there's a possibility for floods. If your home is in or near a flood zone, you'll want to talk with your insurance agent about the proper coverage and protection for your home and property. Watch as Alyssa sits down... Read MoreWhat Does My Dream Mean?
What is your worst nightmare? Do you have the reoccurring dream of being chased or of your teeth falling out? What does it all mean? If you are falling in a dream and don’t wake up before you hit the ground, will you actually die in real life? Stop stressing; we have all the answers for you. Check out the... Read MoreMy Home Has Flood Damage…Now What?
This week seemed like the rain would never stop, didn't it? As your lawn becomes mud and your umbrella gets over-used, there is one big worry you find yourself having: flood damage. If your home and the area around your home suffer flood damage, did you know your home insurance won't cover you? While your Massachusetts Home Insurance can cover and protect you in a lot of... Read MoreSpring Showers & Flood Insurance
Alright New England, it is time to gear up for rain. As the temperatures heat up, it seems as though the rain could also be adding up. It’s great for our lawns and those flowers we are waiting to bloom, but what about if we get too much rain? Many people aren’t aware that their homeowners’ insurance policy may not cover damage... Read MoreWhat Does Vernal Equinox Mean?
Happy Spring! We are so lucky to live in New England. Nothing says first day of spring like fresh snow on the ground and scraping ice off your car windows, right? The first day of spring is called Vernal Equinox. Have you ever heard the term vernal equinox and wondered what it meant? Well, I am always looking for answers for you... Read MoreHappy Spring! We are so lucky to live in New England. Nothing says first day of spring like fresh snow on the ground and scraping ice off your car windows, right? The first day of spring is called Vernal Equinox. Have you ever heard the term vernal equinox and wondered what it meant? Well, I am always looking for answers for you and this is my latest fun fact. The word equinox is derived from the Latin words meaning equal and night. On this day, days and nights are approximately equal everywhere. The earth is supposed to have a zero tilt today, meaning that its axis doesn’t point towards or away from the sun.
Have you ever heard the old folklore that on the vernal equinox you can stand a raw egg on its end and it will stand up straight? Test it out with the kids today and see what you find. It’s a great time to teach them a little science and have some fun. If the egg does stand up, test it again in a couple of weeks and see if you get different results.
One fact we all know about spring is the old saying “April showers bring May flowers”. Are you prepared for those April showers? Some areas of New England have already gotten record amounts of snow, what could happen to your home if you add lots of April showers? Call our agents and ask about a Flood Insurance policy now at 888.865.1244!
To learn more about rates and coverage, check out our flood insurance section.
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