Whether you just got behind the wheel, have some experience under your “belt”, or just want to find better coverage for less money, we’ve popped the hood to show you everything.

Don’t want to have to weather that storm, sleep sound at night knowing you have that extra Blankit of protection that will cover you just incase the clouds turn dark.

Just bought an engagement ring?  Finally got that famous painting to add to the collection?  Showing off that classic car or prized possession?  Make sure your precious items are fully protected anywhere you or they go, so be sure to ask us about ways we can protect them.

Flooding is not something covered under a homeowners policy, however we can still protect your home in the event of flooding even if you are a low lying area that is prone to flooding.  We recommend our clients take advantage of the programs available. Find out if you are protected against flooding here. – We would like a hyperlink and sub-page for the following:

The difference between a water damage claim and a flood damage claim is best distinguished by the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) flood definition. A flood is defined as a general and temporary condition of partial or complete inundation of two or more acres and two or more properties of normally dry land.

Simply put, the main difference between a flood claim and a water damage claim is that the water comes from a natural source and two or more properties are involved (if you reside in a generally residential versus rural area). If you and your neighbors are all having water issues due to heavy rains and/or rising waters, then you are likely dealing with a flood insurance claim.

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