As the season will soon change from summer to autumn, some clients will be switching from the open waters of Lake Travis in Austin to the calm rustle of trails at locations Garner State Park or hiking Enchanted Rock and The Hill Country. Who needs the stress of airports, rental cars, and hotels if you…
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With the increased price of lumber, we suggest increasing your insured home value now. How do I lower my Home Insurance premium if I am increasing my home’s insured value? There are few ways to adjust your current policy by adding an endorsement, ask your agent for a policy review, and check to see if…
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Whether your new house purchase was just accepted, you are refinancing an existing property or looking to update your current homeowners policy to better fit your needs, Britton & Britton can assist you.
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May is National Electrical Safety Month and a good time to think about electrical hazards, and safety precautions.
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Homeowners insurance can, in many instances, take care of repairs related to damages to your home.
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March is National Ladder Safety Month. Ladders are an important tool used by individuals and workers every day. However, if a ladder is damaged or is used incorrectly, someone could fall, resulting in serious injury or death. Ladders are common everyday tools that many take for granted. It is estimated in the United States more…
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Frozen pipes that come as a result of winter weather remind us of the importance of home insurance. Click to learn what you can do to get help fixing your frozen pipes as well as claim assistance.
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Learn more about liability insurance coverage and what is covered for homeowners and vehicle owners under this coverage.
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Even though the impact of the water can be similar, the cause is different. We explore the difference between water damage and flood, and what is protected by insurance.
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It’s important that homeowners know about service line coverage and what options are available with their insurance policies.
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