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Garage Roof Collapses – Will Home Insurance Cover the Loss?
It is easy to overlook the structural security of a garage roof. After all, you may not see it often. And, you may not notice problems occurring over time. In other cases, a roof can fall in due to an unpredictable situation, such as the heavy weight of ice or snow. Your home insurance may offer some help to you in limited situations....
What is Causing the Recent Increase in CO Home Insurance Rates?
Colorado Residents are seeing a rapid increase in their home insurance rates. In our agency we are regularly seeing 30% -50% increases in one year. It's a painful experience, but it also helps to know 'why'. Below are some causes of the home insurance rate increases. ...
Tips for Hiring a General Contractor for Home Repair or Damage
After a major catastrophe where many homes are damaged or destroyed in a neighborhood, a swarm of contractors will canvas the area looking to sign people up for repairs to the home. But be very careful and do your homework before committing to anyone or signing a contact for repairs....
Other Structure Insurance Coverage - What Does It Cover?
The Covid spreading around the country and more and more people forced to work from home and kids participating in online classes at home; many people are reconfiguring or expanding their existing living space or retrofitting space they already have to provide better and more spaces for family members to spread out....
Is Deep Fat Frying Your Thanksgiving Turkey dangerous?
See Deep Fryer Erupt in Flames Here Frying a Turkey at Extremely High Temperatures Can Be Dangerous. Butterball.com recommends heating the oil to 375 degrees. Yet hot oil will start to burn at a temperature not too much higher than that at around 425 degrees....
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