Click the links below to find our own Dan DeLucia and Billy Griffin featured in Columbus Business First's "People on the Move"
Dan - http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/potmsearch/detail/submission/1657791
Billy - http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/potmsearch/detail/submission/1657881
Remember to call our office at 614-459-6500 with any questions regarding your personal or commercial insurance.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Prepare Your Property for Spring
Now that our dreary winter is behind us, there's much to look forward to in the coming weeks. As we enter the spring season it's wise to consider that spring weather frequently causes significant storm damage.
Here are some tips to minimize such incidents:
- Garage your cars if a storm is approaching. Hail damage to vehicles can be significant.
- Check your gutters and downspouts for debris. Last autumn's leaves may cause gutters to backup and damage interior walls.
- Keep trees well trimmed and remove dead trees and debris in order to minimize wind damage.
- Test the float on your sump pump to make sure it's functioning properly. If your sump pump needs to be replaced, we recommend one with a backup battery source in case you lose power during a rainstorm.
Contact our office for more information 614-459-6500. Ask for Dan!
Here are some tips to minimize such incidents:
- Garage your cars if a storm is approaching. Hail damage to vehicles can be significant.
- Check your gutters and downspouts for debris. Last autumn's leaves may cause gutters to backup and damage interior walls.
- Keep trees well trimmed and remove dead trees and debris in order to minimize wind damage.
- Test the float on your sump pump to make sure it's functioning properly. If your sump pump needs to be replaced, we recommend one with a backup battery source in case you lose power during a rainstorm.
Contact our office for more information 614-459-6500. Ask for Dan!
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
The Affect Your Credit Score Has On Your Insurance Premium
There are many variables that determine how insurance companies price home and auto insurance. Homeowner premiums are determined in part by insurable value, construction, location, and claim experience. Auto insurance premiums are largely determined by location, vehicle usage, types of cars, drivers, and driving records.
Within the past decade insurance companies incorporated credit scoring into their rating models as well. Your insurance premiums can now vary widely by the quality of your credit scores.
Some of the credit rating organizations have inaccurate information in their files. We are not privy to that information, but can tell you what your insurance credit score is if you feel that your premiums are adversely affected by your credit score.
Contact our office for more information 614-459-6500. Ask for Dan!
Within the past decade insurance companies incorporated credit scoring into their rating models as well. Your insurance premiums can now vary widely by the quality of your credit scores.
Some of the credit rating organizations have inaccurate information in their files. We are not privy to that information, but can tell you what your insurance credit score is if you feel that your premiums are adversely affected by your credit score.
Contact our office for more information 614-459-6500. Ask for Dan!
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Rental Car Insurance Coverage
The upcoming spring and summer months will result in many families traveling to vacation spots and renting vehicles. It's important to remember where and how your personal auto insurance responds to this.
Your insurance only responds to claims taking place in the United States, its territories or possessions, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Use of a car anywhere else should result in the purchase of all applicable insurance from the rental company.
If you rent a car within the area listed above, your auto policy will generally respond to liability claims resulting from that usage. If your policy includes Comprehensive and Collision coverage on at least one car, that coverage will generally carry over to a rental car.
Contact our office for more information 614-459-6500. Ask for Dan!
Your insurance only responds to claims taking place in the United States, its territories or possessions, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Use of a car anywhere else should result in the purchase of all applicable insurance from the rental company.
If you rent a car within the area listed above, your auto policy will generally respond to liability claims resulting from that usage. If your policy includes Comprehensive and Collision coverage on at least one car, that coverage will generally carry over to a rental car.
Contact our office for more information 614-459-6500. Ask for Dan!
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