Yes, many homeowners’ insurance policies do cover solar panels, but the exact nature and extent of that coverage can vary widely. Here are a few points to keep in mind: Part of the Dwelling or Personal Property: Depending on how…
How much does a house cost? The true cost of home ownership goes far beyond the price you pay for purchasing your home. The average cost of owning a home continues to rise and there are important considerations homeowners and…
It’s also important to understand the differences between a cancellation and a non-renewal. But both can create a home insurance lapse, something all homeowners in Texas will want to avoid for many reasons.
Commercial property insurance pays to repair or replace your building and business property damaged by a fire, storm, or other event covered by the policy. It can also pay some of your lost income if your business is unable to…
You can add equipment breakdown coverage to your homeowners insurance for extra protection focusing on electrical and mechanical failure. Homes have many electrical components that can benefit from this insurance rider, including HVAC, light fixtures, appliances, and more. Home warranties…
Switching your auto insurance company can be done, but that doesn’t mean it’s something you do every day. When you are thinking about making the switch, you’ll want to be sure that you have a valid reason and plan to…
The good news is that drivers have plenty of ways to avoid paying too much for car insurance. Although finding cheap car insurance may feel like a pipe dream for many, there are practical ways to save money.
Summary: If you live in Missouri, you must have minimum liability and uninsured motorist coverages, however, these bare minimums are often not enough. Accidents are frequent, and basic coverage may not protect you from costly medical bills, repairs, or lawsuits. Understanding…
In Texas, as in most other states, standard homeowners’, landlord, and mobile home insurance policies typically do not cover damage caused by earthquakes. However, homeowners can purchase a separate earthquake endorsement or a standalone earthquake insurance policy to cover such…
You can add equipment breakdown coverage to your homeowners insurance for extra protection focusing on electrical and mechanical failure. Homes have many electrical components that can benefit from this insurance rider, including HVAC, light fixtures, appliances, and more. Home warranties…
