Homeowners Insurance is a form of property insurance designed to protect homeowners from financial losses and liabilities associated with owning a home. It typically provides coverage for damage to the home itself, personal belongings, liability for accidents on the property, and additional living expenses if the home becomes uninhabitable due to covered perils.
Here’s why homeowners insurance is important:
In summary, homeowners insurance is essential for protecting one of the most significant investments many people make in their lifetime—their home. By providing coverage for property damage, personal belongings, liability risks, and additional living expenses, homeowners insurance helps homeowners safeguard their financial security and peace of mind.
Don’t hesitate to contact Murphy Insurance at 800 222 8711 or submit an inquiry via our Contact Us form to learn about our Homeowners Insurance.
Do you have a checklist for reviewing your insurance coverage? With hurricane season underway, it’s an opportune moment to ensure your homeowners or renters insurance is up to date. The Insurance Information Institute offers a convenient list to guarantee you’re adequately prepared for any potential storms.
Homeowners can mitigate sewer backup risks by avoiding disposing of grease, paper towels, diapers, or other refuse down toilets or sinks, as these can cause pipe clogs. Additionally, it’s crucial to hire a licensed plumber to remove any connections between flood control systems and the sewer main, while considering installing a backflow-prevention device to prevent sewage from flowing back into the home, thereby safeguarding against potential water and sewage backup losses.
As resilient as Northeasterners are in the face of snow, preparing for a blizzard requires more than just resolve—it demands readiness. Stay informed, stock up on essentials, and ensure your home is equipped with heating fuel and emergency supplies, because when it comes to blizzards, proactive preparation is key to weathering the storm
For those selling or buying homes, it’s crucial to note the updates to the NFIP and revised flood insurance rates starting April 1, 2015. These changes affect property owners or buyers in flood zones or areas newly designated as Special Flood Hazard Areas due to updated flood maps.
Prepare yourself for winter’s worst nightmare: ice dams. While prevention is key, having a plan in place is crucial for dealing with these roofing woes.
Snow has a high water content, posing flood risks if not managed properly. Implementing preventive measures can effectively mitigate potential flood issues caused by snow accumulation.
Prepare for winter by ensuring your insurance coverage is adequate for potential damages caused by snow, ice, and cold weather. Take preventive measures such as cleaning gutters, insulating pipes, and servicing heating systems to minimize risks and protect your property.
Ensure a spook-free Halloween by taking reasonable precautions to protect your property and visitors, suggests the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.). From well-lit walkways to raised liability limits, these measures not only keep the festive spirit alive but also provide financial security against potential mishaps.
Prepare your home for winter by scheduling chimney and furnace inspections to prevent fire hazards. Additionally, ensure your plumbing system is well-maintained to avoid burst pipes, and address any roofing issues before the snowfall to prevent costly damages that may exceed your insurance deductible.
Boat insurance is essential for protecting yourself and your loved ones, especially with unregistered boaters. While smaller watercraft may get limited coverage under homeowner policies, larger boats need separate, comprehensive insurance for adequate protection. Discuss coverage options with your agent to avoid gaps in protection.