Household safety tips change with the season As days get shorter and nights get longer, our habits begin to change. Most of us typically spend more time hunkering down at home and less time frolicking at the beach. That usually means resuming favorite fall pastimes like huddling through Giants games on Sunday and … More
Storing a classic car through the winter If you’re a classic car owner, surely you are committed to ensuring it stays in tip-top shape throughout all the seasons, especially the winter when it most likely will be unused for a while. Any period of inactivity requires a number of preparatory steps to prevent damage. The … More
You’ve taken the plunge and opted for condo life. Now that the papers are signed, it seems like everything is taken care of for you—building maintenance, roof repairs, landscaping, insurance, etc. It’s time to relax because everything is covered, right? Not quite. The insurance policy provided by the condo association covers the building structure … More
After-School Safety Tips for Parents and Kids Parents, class is back in session in Springfield, NJ so you’ve likely already reviewed the basic safety tips for kids who walk or bus to and from school. Those tips, of course, are: Walk with a buddy Stay in well-lit areas Never accept a ride with strangers Once … More
A little extra caution can go a long way while driving at night Summer has ended, and while fall and winter have their own pleasures — including hay rides & apple picking— longer nights mean increased danger on the roads. You might think you drive just as well at night, but consider this: Even though … More
We are proud of Jack Reiner’s volunteerism with the Police Athletic League Of Berkeley Heights Inc. Recently, The Allstate Foundation and Encompass supported the Police Athletic League Of Berkeley Heights Inc with a $1,000 grant in honor of his volunteer efforts in our community. Congratulations! “It is very rewarding to be able to help community programs.” ~ … More
If you’re like most Jersey drivers, chances are you’ve experienced aggressive driving in the Garden State. In a Plymouth Rock study, 99% of respondents report having witnessed at least one road rage incident. From insulting gestures to physical altercations, dangerous decisions plague our roads. The next time you’re feeling stressed behind the wheel or find … More
Tips for Preventing a Leading Cause of Property Damage HARTFORD, Conn., September 10, 2014 – Wind, hail and damage caused by rain entering a building are among the most common causes of property damage for Travelers (NYSE: TRV) home insurance customers. To help protect homeowner property and belongings, Travelers recommends focusing on the roof, which … More
Was super-storm Sandy a one-time fluke of nature? Or a hint of changing weather patterns with more to come? One thing it taught us was that weather forecasting isn’t 20/20 and flood damage can occur anywhere, anytime. So it’s important to prepare for the possibility of a flood, no matter how distant the possibility. Super-storm … More
Ride safe with these motorcycle tips Motorcyclists know that riding gives them a freedom that driving a car just can’t match. But the best riders also know that motorcycles require more focus to operate and don’t provide the same protections cars do in the event of a crash. The best riders also take great care … More
