Jun 4, 2024 | Disaster Preparedness, Natural Disasters and Severe Weather, Property Maintenance, Property Safety, Winter Weather
No matter the season, weather is the primary cause of wear and tear on the exterior of residences and businesses. Regardless of whether a hurricane, a snowstorm or another extreme-weather event is forecasted, it is important to always be prepared because natural...
May 6, 2024 | Loss Control Webinar, Property Safety, Residential
Preparing for Hazards That Cause Roof Damage Watch this 30-minute webinar where Jim Wible from Mutual Boiler Re reviews types of roofings systems, hazards that could cause roof damage, and best practices to protect your roof. Guest Speaker – Jim Wible Senior...
Mar 27, 2024 | Fire Prevention, New Featured, Property Maintenance, Property Safety, Residential
Overview Circuit breaker (electrical) panels are designed to take incoming electricity and safely distribute it throughout your property through circuits. A proper circuit breaker panel protects your building from external power surges, circuit overload and short...
Jan 5, 2024 | Food and Beverage, Hospitality Business Operations, Hospitality Safety Practices, Property Maintenance, Property Safety, Retail
Businesses often use a video surveillance system to monitor their establishments for a variety of reasons, including security, property management, and liquor service monitoring. In the event a potential claim happens at your premises, it is crucial that video...
Sep 20, 2023 | Commercial Property, Loss Control Webinar, Property, Property Safety, Residential
Negligent Security: Is Your Property Protected? Did you know that property owners can be held liable for failing to provide adequate security if a crime occurs at their premises? Whether you insure property owners or you are one yourself, we invite you to join us for...
Jul 24, 2023 | New Featured, Nonprofit Resources, Nonprofits, Property Safety, Residential
Slips, Trips, and Falls Are there any cracked and/or uneven areas in the parking lots and walkways? Cracks that are ¼ inch or greater, or elevation changes greater than 1 inch, should be fixed immediately Are handrails and stairways in good condition? Inspect for any...
