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Many families and friends plan fun vacations during the summer, leaving their homes for weeks to enjoy long adventures abroad or a short weekend away. However long you are away from your home, it’s important to prepare and take measures to protect your home. Read some of our tips on how you can protect your home while you go on vacation.

Many Americans celebrating the 4th of July host fun parties, visit the beach, or spend time grilling. While this day is full of festivities and excitement, it can also be hazardous. There tends to be a spike in injuries resulting in hospitalization and property damage around the 4th. To keep everyone at home safe during this holiday, you can follow some of our safety tips below.

Floridians know hurricane season can be filled with uncertainty from the strength of a storm to the path it may take. Regardless of what we may experience, it’s important to be fully equipped and prepared for the worst. To avoid unnecessary stress or panic, it is important to take the proper steps to prepare before a storm is on the horizon.

Florida summertime means it’s time to enjoy nice weather, pool parties, and relaxation. If you find yourself relaxing by the pool or throwing a party with friends, it’s important to understand pool safety. Pool owners and guests should be aware, and keep in mind, these safety tips before kicking off the Florida summer.

Many people are upgrading their homes with sustainable features to reduce waste and improve energy and water efficiency over the lifespan of the home. This will not only help save the earth but help them save money in the long run and increase the value of their home.

Every year homeowners should take the time to inspect their homes and address possible safety risks on their property. Browsing over seemingly minor issues can lead to a disaster in the future. Conducting an annual home safety audit ensures the safety of your home and family. Here are tips on what to look for when doing your routine checks.

During Poison Prevention week in March, we hope to bring awareness to homeowners and share how to keep them safe from poisonings in their homes. On average, 170 people in the United States die every year from carbon monoxide poisoning.

As we approach Spring we prepare for more rainfall, and living in Florida means you are most likely living in a high-risk flood zone. FEMA estimates nearly 2.5 million homes in Florida are in flood hazard zones, which is more than three times the amount in any other state in the U.S.

On Valentine’s Day we like to show a little extra love to our family and significant others. This year let’s show some love to our Florida homes and give it the pampering it deserves.

Every year we find ourselves with a few unwanted gifts from well-meaning family and friends. Not wanting to hurt feelings or feel guilty, we tend to hold on to these presents generating clutter in our homes.

January is the coolest month of the year in Florida. While there’s no snow and the grass is still growing, it doesn’t mean it’s not still winter. During this time of year, it’s important to protect your home from the problems which may pop up in colder weather.

Identity theft has been experienced by 33% of U.S. adults. In 2020 alone there were nearly 1.4 million reports of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission and more than 2.1 million fraud reports from consumers.