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Homeowners & Mobile Home
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To obtain an Insurance quote, please call our office at (928) 704-4211 or
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so we can provide you with the personal attention you deserve.
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PLEASE HAVE THE FOLLOWING READY WHEN REQUESTING A QUOTE: |
Name · Property Address · Phone Number |
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HOMEOWNERS QUOTE
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MOBILE HOME QUOTE
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• ADDRESS TO BE INSURED
• YEAR BUILT • SQUARE FOOTAGE • AGE OF ROOF, PLUMBING, HEATING & ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS • IF THERE IS A WOOD (SOLID FUEL) BURNING STOVE • HOW FAR THE HOME IS FROM THE NEAREST FIRE HYDRANT • WHO IS THE RESPONDING FIRE DEPARTMENT • ANY BOATS, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, JEWELRY ETC. TO BE ATTACHED |
• ADDRESS TO BE INSURED |
Theft Proof your Home
According to the FBI, a burglary occurs once every 11 seconds in the United States. Two out of three burglaries are residential, and 60 percent of them occur in broad daylight. Are you a prime target for a break-in? If your house has not been "burglar-proofed," you just might be. To a thief, breaking into your house is as easy as 1-2-3. Here's how the average burglary occurs:
One of the best ways to prevent burglary is to create the illusion of activity in the house. Purchase at least two plug-in timers for lamps and set them to run on different cycles. For example, have one light on in the living room from dark to about 11pm; and another in the bedrooms from about 9pm until 1am. You can also get programmable timers for your televisions, audio systems and household appliances. Don't forget your outdoor lighting. Set timers to come on at dusk and go off at dawn. And to scare away intruders before they get too close, use motion detector spotlights. They protect the perimeter of your house at night by coming on when triggered by motion in front of the sensor beam. Lock up While this might seem obvious, many people forget to lock up the house completely. This means making sure the windows are latched shut, the doors bolted and all the curtains drawn. Remember, a thief is just as comfortable using your window for access as you are using the front door. If you have a sliding glass door, cut a two-by-four to fit the inside track and prevent the door from opening. Stop the presses Piles of newspapers and mail at the front door are a sure sign no one is home. Have these services stopped, or better yet, ask a neighbor to collect them. The fewer people that know you are gone, the better and having a trusted neighbor stop by is another set of eyes to assure that all is well. Notify police Call your local police department and ask if they keep a "vacant house list." In some towns, police will make a special effort to periodically check your house and look for suspicious activities. You'll need to tell them when you'll be away and give them important information like how many cars should be on your property, if anyone will be stopping by to water plants, etc. Neighborhood Watch One of the most effective and inexpensive ways to secure your home at the property line is to turn on the eyes and ears of your neighborhood. Community policing programs like Neighborhood Watch have shown great success in reducing property crime around the world. Burglars know when they're being watched. And they don't like it. Avoid Now and you’ll PANIC later!!! Are you prepared in the event of a major loss under your Homeowner's Insurance? The best preparation is to have a good insurance policy, but there are steps every Homeowner should take to make the claims process go smoothly.
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