Although fire hydrants are used by your fire department, testing and maintenance is the responsibility of the County to maintain their system. When you see a fire hydrant flowing slowly and no one is around, utility workers from the county are flushing out the lines.
It is important to note that an insurance company will not allow you to purchase new coverage or modify your coverage once the storm is on the radar - so the time to make sure that you are prepared is prior to the storm.
In the wake of 2017’s record-breaking storms, we want to make sure your customers do not wait until the last moment to begin making plans or gathering supplies.
Being prepared for a flood can mean the difference between life and death. So how should you come up with a flood plan? Here are some tips.
How do you find the best contractor and avoid being ripped off or scammed out of thousands of dollars? Here are 8 tips on how to hire a contractor and avoid home repair and even home insurance problems.
If you run your small business from your home, you may think any losses or damages would be covered under your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance, but that’s typically not the case. Are you underinsured or uninsured when it comes to your small business? Let’s take a look at the type of coverage you may need.
Renting out your home to short-term visitors is considered a business by most insurance companies, and your homeowner’s insurance is likely to...
This month is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, so today let's discuss the most common causes of distracted driving here in Florida, and what you can do to solve it.
Nearly one in four Florida drivers may be driving without insurance, according to the study, and that number could rise by as much as five percentage points next year as the economic downturn causes unemployment rates to increase, according to the Insurance Information Institute
Electrical fires account for 6.3 percent of all residential fires. Recently, the SMFR sent out fire safety tips for electrical outlets, in your home.