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Nov 30

Older homes: Hidden gems, or hidden pitfalls?

By agent, air conditioning, basement, buy, charm, electrical, equipment, exterior, failing, flooring, foundation, furnace, home, Home Maintenance, hydrostatic, independent, inspect, inspection, Insurance, materials, mechanical, obsolete, older, pitfalls, plumbing, pressure, Risk Management, roof, water, water heater
Buying an older home can be appealing for many people. Older homes are usually found in established neighborhoods, have an abundance of character and are often one of a kind. However, hidden expenses could accompany all that charm. The post Older homes: Hidden gems, or hidden pitfalls? appeared first on The Cincinnati Insurance Companies blog.
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Oct 06

Your safety rides on your tires

By age, agent, car, driver, gauge, highway, independent, Insurance, maintain, monitor, NHTSA, owner, passenger, pressure, prevent, protect, recall, replace, safety, Safety Tips, sidewall, tire, traffic, tread, truck, van, vehicle, wear
You and your passengers depend on your tires for a secure ride. Stay safe and save money by regularly maintaining your tires. The post Your safety rides on your tires appeared first on The Cincinnati Insurance Companies blog.
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Nov 19

Give your boiler room to breathe

By agent, air, boiler, breathe, business, carbon monoxide, cardboard, clean, cleaning, CO, combustion, damper, debris, detector, flammable, flue, freezing, home, independent, inspection, Insurance, intake, leaves, louvers, maintenance, manifold, pressure, prevent, problem, protect, room, service, space, switch, test, tune-up, Winter Prep
With the outside temperatures dropping, it is once again heating season, which means it is time to turn on your boiler. Keep in mind that, like us, boilers need air and personal space. The post Give your boiler room to breathe appeared first on The Cincinnati Insurance Companies blog.
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Sep 03

Know the types of water shut-off devices

By agent, Automated, automatic, benefit, cost, credit, damage, flow, freeze, independent, install, Insurance, irrigation, leak, management, manufacturer, off, plumbing, point-of-use, policy, premium, pressure, prevent, protect, risk, Risk Management, sensor, shut, shut-off, sprinkler, supply, temperature, valve, water, whole-house
There are two basic categories of water shut-off systems: whole-house systems and point-of-use systems. While both can prevent water damage, generally only a whole-house system qualifies for a premium credit on your homeowner insurance. The post Know the types of water shut-off devices appeared first on The Cincinnati Insurance Companies blog.
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Aug 14

Don’t underestimate the risks of pressure washers

By agent, bruise, carbon monoxide, clean, CO, damage, danger, dangerous, deck, driveway, electric, flesh, hazard, hazards, hurt, independent, infection, injure, injured, injuries, injury, Insurance, laceration, lacerations, lawn furniture, patio, power, pressure, prevent, property, protect, Safety Tips, siding, spray, washer, water
Pressure washers are a quick way to clean the dirt and grime from siding, driveways, decks, patios, lawn furniture and other items. But while results may look great, users should beware: Pressure washers are deceptively dangerous. The post Don’t underestimate the risks of pressure washers appeared first on The Cincinnati Insurance Companies blog.
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