How To Protect Your Office During Flu Season
Flu season is upon us, and your office is the perfect petri dish of germs that can easily spread from person to person.
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Four Reasons Why Home Chimney Maintenance Is Essential
As the fall weather season begins, it’s important you make chimney maintenance part of your home loss prevention plan.
Protecting Your Home From Wind Is Critical
Throughout the fall, Ontarians should anticipate extreme weather events with winds potentially reaching 80-100 kilometers. Due to this, you need to protect your home from the wind!
Fall in Love With These Stunning Fall Drives
It’s a matter of preference, but there may be nothing more beautiful than fall trees with colorful leaves and the crisp fall air. That’s why we recommend you enjoy everything that Ontario has to offer this fall with a stunning drive!
Halloween Safety Tips that Will Haunt You Forever
The countdown is on… Halloween is in 30 days!!! We have some spooktacular safety tips to ensure both your home and child is safe this Halloween.
October is #CarSafetyMonth
Did you know that October is car safety awareness month? It’s a fantastic time of year to ensure your car is in good shape and prepared for winter.
Helpful Fall Property Maintenance Tips
When it comes to fall property maintenance, there are three distinct things you need to do to ensure your property is ready for the winter ahead.
The Truth About Fall Driving Safety
Since today is the first day of fall, it seems fitting to share fall driving safety tips. So, sit back, enjoy your pumpkin spiced latte and read this!
Home Insurance & Climate Change: How Do They Relate?
We’re constantly reminded about global warming and climate change. You might not realize this but there is a correlation between climate change and your home insurance policy – find out what now.
Why A Lower Premium Could Put You At Risk
Many people look at their insurance premium and think, “how can I get a lower rate?” The thing is, this rationale is fundamentally incorrect, as the lowest premium could put you at risk.