Most Common Repairs Needed As Spring Arrives
Posted: April 7, 2015
In nature, spring is a time when new must replace the old and in the Tennessee housing world, the same is also true. With spring arriving, there are several things that you should be on the lookout for in terms of home repairs. After all, fall and winter can have harsh effects on a variety of areas of your home, while spring brings a host...
Is My Collection Covered Under My Homeowners Insurance?
Posted: August 11, 2014
Industry professionals recommend that homeowners take an inventory of belongings so that if there is ever an incident in which your home is destroyed, you know what needs to be replaced. Most standard homeowners insurance policies in Tennessee generally cover a home's contents up to between 50 and 75 percent of the home's value. If you have a valuable collection of some sort, you should...
Tennessee Homeowners Insurance 101
Posted: July 10, 2014
Homeowners insurance policies have exclusions, this is where endorsements come into play. There are various endorsements that can (and should) be added to your Nashville home insurance policy, depending on your individual home. These endorsements include: Replacement cost - dwelling and contents to restore pre-loss conditions Back-up of sewer & drains - pays for sewer damages and clean up Sinkhole Scheduled personal property - such...
5 Things To Check On Your Nashville Homeowners Insurance Coverage
Posted: June 20, 2014
You hope it never happens, but if your home was ever destroyed, you want to know that you're fully covered. Unfortunately, many people find out after the fact that they are underinsured. To avoid this happening to you, check out the following: Do you have full replacement value coverage if your home suffered a complete loss? Many policies gamble on your home being salvageable and...
History Of Fire Insurance
Posted: March 5, 2014
The earliest known fire insurer in America dates back to 1735. The Friendly Society for the Mutual Insuring of Houses against Fire was based out of Charleston, South Carolina. The society was not formed with the intention of achieving a profit, but more as an outgrowth of volunteer fire-fighting organizations. A premium of one percent was paid into a fund that was invested until...