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Helpful hints to thriving in a heat wave! Please read it might help you or a loved one! TIPS FOR HOME: Have your air conditioning system services if needed. Keep your air at a comfortable temperature (80 degrees) during the day while you are working so when you come home, your system doesn't have to play catchup to cool your home causing your system to overload and fail....Continue reading

With the rain pouring down the question you should ask yourself, do I have flood insurance? Do I NEED flood insurance? Contact Our friendly staff today for a free estimate.

Met with April at Risk Placement Services, Inc. She helps Larson-Clark insure properties, etc. that do not fit our standard insurance markets. Including but not limited to, vacant homes, C.O.C, and animal liability.

Have some new jewelry in the house? Protect it! Ah, Valentine’s Day is near, and love is in the air. Well, love and a few other things, such as chocolates, romantic dinners, candy hearts that say Be Mine - and, of course, jewelry. It’s exciting to receive jewelry from a loved one or to give it as a gift. Not to mention romantic. But if you’re lucky enough to have some new (or exsisting) jewelry in your home this Valentine’s Day, you should take a few minutes to think abo...Continue reading

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Tips on Handling an Auto Accident Safely Freezing temperatures, gusts of wind, patches of ice winter can be a horrible time to be on the road. And, an even worse time to get into a car accident....Continue reading

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El Ninõ strikes again! Here are two simple ways to minimize damage to your home: 1. Ensure gutters are clear to prevent water backups. 2. Check the weather stripping around windows and doors. More tips here: http://lat.ms/1VQQqen If your basement or crawl space is susceptible to flooding, consider buying a sump pump. Get more tips to protect your home from heavy rain: http://bit.ly/1OVe4kr It takes just 12 inches of rushing water to carry away a small car and two feet of rush...ing water can carry away most vehicles. Stay safe driving in heavy rain! http://1.usa.gov/1SEua7O Are you prepared for El Ninõ weather? Check out these 28 things to do around the home and in your car: http://lat.ms/1VQQqen Stay safe on the roads in heavy rain! Check your car lights and invest in new windshield wipers. More tips here: http://bit.ly/1PO91pb Be ready for anything, build an emergency kit! Check out this list of recommended items: http://www.ready.gov/kit Will your basement stay dry during severe weather? Check that your downspouts extend at least six feet from your basement wall. More tips here: http://bit.ly/1mITs8Q

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THINK RAIN BUT PROTECT YOUR HOME AND CONTENTS WITH FLOOD INSURANCE After 4 years of drought, we all hope for rain. Flood insurance is available to everyone; high-risk areas and moderate to low risk areas. Consider flood insurance to protect your home and belongs. There is a 30 day waiting period from the date you sign up for Flood insurance so plan early. Checklist: oReview your insurance to see if flood is covered (most are not) oCall Larson-Clark Insurance 925-228...-6300 to discuss and quote oKeep medical and financial records in waterproof containers with a copy off premises oHave a contact card in your wallet for emergency numbers oHave a disaster plan in place. Make sure all family members can text message since the message may go through to emergency contacts better than a phone call oStore emergency supplies so they are easy to grab ie presciptions, batteries, power cords, eyglasses , important papers, first aid kit If advised to do so, EVACUATE so you do not become trapped. Do not attempt to cross roads as the depth of the water may not be obvious. If you have some time: Move items to a higher floor Turn off gas, water and electricity (Do not touch electrical equipment if it is wet or you are standing in water. Put sandbags around your property For more information, visit http://www.fema.gov Please like and share if you find this information helpful!