Homeowners

Independent agents must stress the importance of effectively preparing for the risk of wildfires. Here’s a closer look at some key coverage considerations and wildfire preparation tips.

A hurricane overlapping with a pandemic will present unique challenges on top of the preexisting potential for catastrophe. Here are three key areas agents can help clients prepare now.

Property not cared for appropriately can result in costly claims down the line. Here are some surprising statistics about the top things homeowners do and don’t do that destroy their homes.

The endorsement provides an added layer of wildfire protection by giving customers access to loss prevention services, such as taping vents, applying fire retardants and setting up sprinklers.

While many InsurTech entrants focus on circumventing agents, Openly focuses on catering to their service needs.

A large tree falls on an insured’s roof due to strong winds. The cost to remove the tree was approximately $4,500, but the insurance carrier is limiting the amount of recovery to $1,000.

The named insured on an HO3 policy dies but has an adult child who had been living with them for over a year. How does the named insured’s passing affect coverage for the resident relative?

The average recovery time for roof repairs after a sever hailstorm is more than five months, which exacerbates the issues hail poses to property owners.

A home inventory is the cornerstone of overall disaster preparedness. Here’s what you can do to make creating one as stress-free and convenient as possible for your homeowners clients.

A majority 82% of homeowners say they would need to make renovations to their home to comfortably age in place. Here are four key areas to focus on.