by Frankenmuth Insurance | Nov 13, 2019 | Home Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Now is the time to prevent your pipes from freezing, because the colder it gets, the more important it is. In the worst of the winter weather, a frozen pipe is one of the most common causes of property damage – with water damage easily equaling thousands. Here’s how...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Oct 2, 2019 | Auto Insurance, Personal
When the aroma of pumpkin spice fills the air, it’s time for classic cars to go into hibernation for the winter. But you can’t just park them in the garage and hope for the best. You need to winterize your classic car to keep it safe for spring. Follow these seven...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Aug 27, 2019 | Home Insurance, Personal
There’s no doubt about it. Owning a home can be an expensive undertaking, especially if your appliances are starting to age. When will your major appliances likely need to be replaced? And how can you help them last longer? According to the National Association of...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Aug 15, 2019 | Home Insurance, Personal
Congratulations! You made an offer on a home, and the current owners have accepted. Now, your next step is a home inspection – conducted by a certified expert in the industry. Here’s how a home inspection can help Let’s say the inspector discovers the water heater is...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Aug 12, 2019 | Auto Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
You try your best to avoid them, but accidents happen. And when they do, a true insurance partner can make the situation significantly less stressful. For your convenience, our experts have outlined what to do after a car accident, but what should you do if you’re...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Jul 15, 2019 | Safety and Prevention, Auto Insurance, Personal
Every day, the average person is behind the wheel for almost an hour. Whether they’re driving to school or work, or just running errands, they’re traveling an average of 11,498 miles each year. So, when it comes to cars, comfort is important. And, as always, safety is...
