Will My Insurance Go Up After an Accident in Connecticut?

Hi ,If you’ve ever been in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you’ve probably wondered:“Is my insurance still going to go up?”It’s a great question—and the answer isn’t always as straightforward as people think.We put together a quick, clear breakdo...

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Mar 31, 2026
A quick spring insurance check (worth 2 minutes)

Hi ,Spring in Connecticut tends to uncover a few things—roof wear, water issues, and changes around the house that can impact your insurance.We put together a quick checklist of what’s worth reviewing right now.Click HERE to Read More!It’s a short r...

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Mar 24, 2026
Are You Carrying Enough Liability Insurance?

Hi ,Quick question:If you were sued tomorrow, would your current liability limits fully protect your net worth — and your future income?Many Connecticut homeowners and drivers are carrying limits that haven’t kept up with what they’ve built.I wrote a...

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Mar 17, 2026
A Simple Step That Helps Protect Your Home

Hi ,The Guilford Fire Department recently asked residents to help keep fire hydrants clear during winter.Even when snow starts to melt, hydrants can remain blocked by packed snow or plow piles—and that can delay firefighters in an emergency.We wrote...

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Mar 03, 2026
What We’re Seeing in the Connecticut Insurance Market

Hi ,We want to share a brief update on what we’re seeing right now in the Connecticut insurance market:• Roof age is getting more underwriting attention• Higher deductibles are becoming more common• Water damage remains the most frequent home claim•...

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Feb 17, 2026
Ice Dams in Connecticut: What Every Homeowner Should Know

Hi ,Winter in Connecticut brings more than snow—ice dams can cause serious (and preventable) home damage.Ice dams are one of the most common winter claims we see in Connecticut—and many homeowners don’t realize the risk until water shows up inside th...

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Feb 03, 2026
Do You Need Special Insurance for a Home Renovation?

Hi ,Home renovations often raise insurance questions — especially when structural work or a lender is involved.We just published a short article explaining when your homeowners policy is usually sufficient, when a builder’s risk policy is not needed,...

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Jan 27, 2026