Food Truck Season is firing up in Greater Cleveland.
Cleveland and South Euclid just finished up their Food Truck Rodeo where food truck operators could get all of the permits they need in one place from health department permits (Cleveland & Cuyahoga County), Vendor’s License, as well as an LP pressure test. But missing from the Food Truck Rodeo was some one educating food…
Read MoreIs Your Farm Covered for Spring’s Unpredictable Weather?
As an Ohio farmer who’s been in the game a long time, you already know spring has a tendency to get a little messy. What’s changed in recent years, though, is how extreme it’s been getting. One week it’s dry and you hope to get in the field early. Next week you’re dealing with standing…
Read MoreFollow the Math to and from Trade Contractor Ladder Safety
By John Bouhall, CPCU Learn why ladder safety practices are crucial to trade contractors who use them. Discover a new perspective linking math to trade contractor safety and success. Math. An underappreciated four-letter word. For practical purposes, math is necessarily precise in both the work of and tools used by trade contractors. One tool stands…
Read MorePreparing your house for the next round of severe weather.
The winds have been howling throughout Northeast Ohio for the past month and damage is still very visible, temporary fixes to power poles, power lines strung very low and downed trees waiting to be removed litter my neighborhood. While severe weather can damage your home the follow steps may reduce the risk for loses in…
Read MoreA Shout Out for CLE
Read about potential upsides of Cleveland, OH, for investment property owners. Discover features of Cleveland, OH, that suggest opportunity for residential rental investment property owners. Cleveland, Ohio is one of the most affordable urban housing markets in the country, including demand for renter-occupied units. This is good news for residential real estate investment property owners.…
Read MoreTomorrow Tornado Sirens will sound throughout the State of Ohio
Ohio Severe Weather Awareness and Preparedness Week March 15-21, 2026 On Wednesday, March 18th the Ohio Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service will conduct a Statewide Severe Weather Tornado Drill. While holding a drill is important, your Church should also create an emergency plan in case there is a tornado or other severe…
Read More3 Signs Your Farm Insurance Is Outdated in 2026
Farms change constantly. Equipment gets upgraded, buildings added, operations expand. But one thing that often stays the same for years is the insurance policy. That can be a problem. Insurance that worked three, five, or even ten years ago, may not reflect the real risk to your operation today. Costs have risen, liability risks have…
Read MoreUNDERINSURANCE – A FINANCIAL RIP CURRENT
Discover the costly consequence of an underinsured homeowner policy. Learn what homeowners need to know about adequate property insurance limits. Underinsurance. One word that seems self-explanatory, but in fact, is woefully misunderstood. So much so that some homeowners believe their property limit should reflect market value, rather than the cost to repair and/or replace. An…
Read MoreMy Building is Looking Outdated is EIFS the Answer
You have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into your commercial property but the building has no street appeal is EIFS the answer, or a nightmare waiting to happen. Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS) is a non-load bearing wall cladding system made up of insulation board attached to a substrate, air and water resistive…
Read MoreA Reveal for Doubting Thomases
Learn why church property insurance is affected by consistently volatile weather. Read about three restrictive coverage shifts in the church property insurance market. The good news is 2026 winter weather in Ohio is not a phenomenon, that is, if you were alive in the 1930s and/or through the Great Blizzard of 1978. For those born…
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