It has been a week now since Tropical Storm Isaias has done its damage and hopefully your power is back on at your house. Now you have questions about what to do next and if your insurance covers some of the damage including food and prescription medicine spoilage.
Click here for some general recommendations and guidelines.
And as always, if you aren't sure, please call you Rand agent or account manager.
You may be a year round barbecue aficionado especially as you've been cooking from home for these past months. If so, now is a good time as summer begins, to give your grill a good cleaning.
Here are a few tips to clean and create a safe environment for your barbecuing activities this summer.
When the grill is cold, make sure the propane tank is turned off, remove briquettes and cooking grates, and carefully detach the gas tubes and burners. Wash the grill with warm, soapy water, then dry it with a towel and reassemble. Take time to burn off the grease on the grates during the season - this will eliminate unwanted fires.
Make sure the grill is at least 3 feet from the side of the house. Never leave the fire unattended and make sure children stay a safe distance away. Keep water or a fire extinguisher in case of an emergency. Keep your fire out from under trees, low-hanging plants or flowers, and away from anything flammable.
Enjoy the summer BBQ cooking!
Making insurance decisions is an important step in purchasing a home. Here's what you need to ask your insurance agent when buying a home - whether it's your first home purchase or you are a seasoned veteran - there are some key questions that you should ask when speaking with your agent so you can feel confident that your new investment is adequately protected.
If you are thinking about buying your first new home or just need more information as you plan, please contact Lindsay Rand McGuckin at RAND Insurance.
Also, click here for the check list that you can print out.
UPDATED May 18, 2020
We have gathered various links and information from the Federal Government, State of Connecticut and New York State regarding the various assistance that is now available for employers and employees due to the COVID-19 crisis. This includes information and guidelines about re-opening Connecticut and New York State.
Click on this link for the document we have compiled.
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