by Frankenmuth Insurance | Feb 17, 2022 | Auto Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Do you change your driving habits when snow and ice come to town? If you don’t, here’s why you should. Snow and ice exponentially increase the chances of unexpectedly sliding, spinning out, or crashing. In fact, the American Highway Users Alliance reports over 116,800...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Feb 10, 2022 | Safety and Prevention
Every year, space heaters cause more than 25,000 residential fires, and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates they’re associated with more than 300 deaths and 6,000 trips to the emergency room. So while coziness is, of course, a concern, safety should...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Feb 2, 2022 | Safety and Prevention
When winter weather arrives, you’re used to shoveling, snow blowing, salting the sidewalks, and scraping windshields. But beyond those building and vehicle precautions, there is an additional winter threat to watch for. Ice dams can appear on a roof over time as snow...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Jan 20, 2022 | Home Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
The National Fire Protection Association reports there were 379,500 residential fires in 2020 alone. That staggering number is up five percent from the number of house fires in 2019. No matter the source, a single flame can quickly become dangerous. A candle can lead...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Dec 30, 2021 | Business, Safety and Prevention
From the physical structure to the interior assets, your long-term goals to the day-to-day expenses, your business is a significant investment. That’s why protecting your business in all areas is imperative. Crime prevention starts with a plan. We’ve gathered nine...
by Frankenmuth Insurance | Dec 9, 2021 | Recreational Vehicle Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Did you know? There are over 230,000 miles of snowmobile trails in the U.S. and Canada combined. As the snow starts to fall, riders start preparing for a busy season on the trails. But before you pack up and head out, it’s important to put snowmobile safety first....
