How Do I Get the Best Car Insurance Quote?
Everyone would like to pay less for their auto insurance. Our insurance experts have some tips that can help you save, while still maintaining great coverage!
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Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Christmas Gifts?
You may be surprised to learn that some items aren’t always covered by insurance. Find out if you are covered and how to protect your purchases.
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Merry Christmas!
The holidays present us with a gift. An opportunity to turn off the screens and spend quality time in our community, with family and our friends.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Everyone here at Britton & Britton wishes you a Very Happy Thanksgiving!
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Does A Tornado or Hail Damage Claim Raise Home Insurance Rates?
Since severe weather such as a tornado is generally not caused by your negligence, your rate should only increase if you’ve filed multiple claims within a five year period.
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Do You Need Insurance for a House Party?
Did you know we cover the ordinary, spooky and unusual fall festivities in addition to your auto or home insurance needs? Learn about our coverage plans for all types of professional and personal events!
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How Can I Protect My House From Water Damage?
Water is a necessity in our daily lives, but it can wreak havoc in your home if it runs wild. Water damage hazards can be a costly home insurance claim and impact even the most prepared Texas homeowner. However, there are some things you can do to help prevent or minimize water damage in your home, condo or rental…
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Are Hurricanes Covered by Homeowners Insurance?
As a reminder we are steadily approaching the height of hurricane season. Right now, we are watching Tropical Storm Barry develop and possibly become a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Is My Boat Covered Under My Home Insurance?
If you are like many Texans you enjoy recreational outdoor activities like rivers, camping and boats; especially when you live close to a lake!
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Is Flood Covered by Home Insurance?
Flood can be caused by torrential rain often associated with spring thunderstorms in Texas. Recent road construction, a creek coming out of its banks, slow steady rain over several days, recently built commercial developments, new home construction or simply a clogged street gutter backing up from the street into your yard are some other culprits of flooding.
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