Don’t Panic, Don’t Get Soaked
Learn how investment property owners may lower the risk of water damage. Read about basic factors to consider when evaluating water detection devices. Investment property ownership is all-in. It involves property, people, and the pocketbook. In a nutshell, you’ve got to be able to responsibly manage all three. Uncertainty, the unexpected, and sometimes the unknown…
Read MoreChurch Member Volunteers as Insureds
Spring is upon us. The church you visit, belong to, are a member of is now more active than ever. Spring cleanup, spring planting, and Spring/Summer programs are all underway. The church has many member volunteers all working together to create the best experiences for the church community. What happens in the event that a…
Read MoreCulture
Happy 35th Anniversary to the Insurance Board! Culture: That may seem a strange title for a blog post from an insurance agent, but with the importance of culture in our role servicing Religious Institutions throughout Northern Ohio, I believe it an important point to discuss. One of our partners, the United Church Insurance Associations (dba…
Read More5 Ways for Your Business to Save
Are you a small-business owner looking to save some money? Cutting hidden costs is one huge step to helping your bottom line. Hidden costs have a way of adding up over time, costing your business a substantial amount of money in the long run. Here are five ways to help you cut some hidden costs…
Read MoreRegular and Routine? Not So Fast.
Read about the business of business and commercial insurance you never knew. Learn why specialty lines, E&S, commercial insurance exists. Own a car? Ride in a car? Use public transportation? Take any prescription medications? Fly on an airplane? Ever been up, up, and away on a hot air balloon? Many of us can check off…
Read MoreParking Lot Safety and Inspection
How often do you get to your office go through the rear entrance and not even notice the condition of the parking lot your customers and guests see or not notice gradual deterioration of an item? Having a simple checklist can help! • Check for cracked and crumbling pavement. • Parking blocks are secured and…
Read MoreCelebrating Insurance Careers Month
February’s Insurance Careers Month Celebrates Diverse Interests. Despite being the shortest month, February commemorates many causes whether that’s Black History, Oral Hygiene Awareness, Library Lover’s, Heart Health, or even Insurance Careers. In its 5th year, Insurance Careers Month is both a celebration of the insurance industry and an opportunity to showcase to younger generations why…
Read MoreAfter the Accident: What to Do After a Claim
While driving in the city to a friend’s party, Jerry and Susan are talking about their plans for the upcoming weekend. All of a sudden, Crunch! Jerry and Susan hear the unmistakable sound of their car colliding with another. After making sure neither is injured, both Jerry and Susan gaze at each other wondering what…
Read MoreBe Ready, Be Safe!
Every employer regardless of size should have a plan in place to handle emergency situations just like every family should. The following are six tips you should think of when putting your plan together. Remind people of the plan periodically. Share information with new people. And hold an occasional drill so that any issues can…
Read MoreHandyperson or Artisan Contractor: We Have You Covered
We’ve Got You Covered! Many contractors provide a variety of services but are they a handyperson or an artisan contractor is a question that we are discussing on a regular basis. According to the Insurance Service Office, a handyperson provides a variety of maintenance-type services to their clients. However, the service must involve minor repair…
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