Does My Homeowners Insurance Cover Internal Damage?
Posted: June 18, 2019
When they think of homeowners insurance, many people have fires, storms, and natural disasters in mind. But what about internal damage, such as water leaks and mold? Are these problems covered? Your policy is likely to cover certain types of internal damage, but not all. Our knowledgeable agency will be happy to review your homeowners insurance policy and ensure you are covered for any eventuality.... Read Article
Yep! Accidents Happen. (Then What?)
Posted: June 17, 2019
You pride yourself on being a good driver. You drive defensively, avoid texting and other distractions, take safety precautions, and keep your car in good shape. Still, accidents can happen. And when they do, you’re faced with the question: What now? For Erie Insurance customers, the best first step is to seek the advice of an expert: your ERIE agent. See also: 6 Reasons You’ll... Read Article
Garage Sale Tips: How to Find (And Negotiate) Amazing Deals
Posted: June 11, 2019
For some, the start of warm weather means getting ready for yard work, swimming, and vacations. But for bargain hunters, it’s time to scope out neighborhoods and classified ads for this weekend’s treasure hunt. That’s right – it’s garage sale season. As families clear out their homes in the name of spring cleaning, unwanted items undoubtedly find their way for sale. And if one person’s... Read Article
How Universal Design Can Help You ‘Age in Place’
Posted: June 10, 2019
For many Americans, approaching retirement also means getting ready for another major life transition – purchasing a new home. That’s because features like stairs, narrow hallways, and small bathrooms can become difficult to navigate as you age. But what if you could have your “forever” home now? Universal design is a new architectural science that makes this possible. It helps builders create homes that are... Read Article
Flood Insurance for your Business
Posted: June 7, 2019
In 2018, at least a dozen big cities in the eastern US recorded the wettest year to date, including cities in our area like Roanoke, Virginia and Charleston, West Virginia. In addition, for the fourth consecutive year, “hurricane activity began prior to the official June 1 start of the season. [. . .] The 2018 hurricane season was the first since 2008 to have four... Read Article