Flood zone X indicates a moderate or low risk of flooding, but those chances are still significant—and all homeowners should take the time to learn about their flood insurance options.
If you’ve experienced water damage in your home, here’s how to get your insurance company to pay for it.
In most cases, home insurance isn’t tax-deductible. But the premiums you pay may be considered tax-deductible.
The recommended temperature to set your thermostat in the winter is around 68°F. Consider the following factors.
Looking to purchase a trampoline for your backyard? Learn why these items may not be covered under your homeowners insurance and what you can do to protect your investment.
Does your home insurance policy cover termite damage? Here’s what to look for in your home to spot these pests and ensure you’re protected.
Unsure of what your homeowners insurance deductible should be? This guide covers the factors that will help you find the right balance for you.
Heat pump costs can vary depending on factors such as the size of your home, the type of pump, and the cost of installation.
If you’re leaving your home for an extended period of time, make sure you set the thermostat to the right temperature to avoid damaging your house.
Ice dams have the potential to seriously damage your home. Learn how to identify and remove them.
Preparing for a winter storm is critical to staying safe and minimizing damage. Here’s a checklist of winter storm preparedness tips.
Pittsburgh, Missoula, Minneapolis, Rapid City, and Portland top our list as the best cities for single homeowners in 2023.
Condo insurance protects your unit and personal property, while the association’s master policy covers common areas. Read on to learn more.
The cost of a new HVAC system can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of system, the size of your home, and the cost of installation.
It’s important to winterize a house before it gets too cold. Here’s what you need to know.