What Our Customers Say!
Several months ago we had a flood in our home due to a defective valve
in our guest bathroom. Needless to say we came home to a disaster. We immediately contacted our agent, Linda Welborn. Right on the spot she
gave us the name and phone number of a company to call (Disaster One). They came out that evening (around 11:30pm) and worked through the
following morning around 6:30am. They did an outstanding job! We were
so impressed with their "sense of urgency" and "expertise" we assigned
all of our repairs to their company.
The insurance adjuster(Erie Insurance) cut no corners when it came to replacing damaged items. They issued repair orders on things we
weren't even aware we needed to look for. They too did a great job in getting everything processed quickly.
It's great to have such a Professional agent who treats us like we
are her only customer. I have been so impressed with her outstanding customer service that I refer many people to your agency because of the great care and attention she gives to her customers. Thank you Linda for your outstanding service! We look forward to working with you in the years to come.
Linda Martinez, Merfin Systems, LLC
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What You Should Know About Rental Car Insurance
2/1/2018
There are some very serious contractual gaps in coverage for rental vehicles. Even if you purchase their Collision Damage or Physical/ Loss Damage Waivers, many rental car contracts exclude the following:
- Theft of the Vehicle
- Tolling, or Turning the Vehicle Over
- Lease Gap coverage
- Loss of Use
- Glass, Tire and Undercarriage Damage
- Animal Collision
- Flood and Hail Damage
- Damage above the Windshield
- Individuals who rent personal vehicles for extended periods and do not have a Personal Auto policy in force
- Drivers who rent, and do not own another vehicle insured elsewhere, need to be expecially careful here
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The Five Costliest Traffic Tickets for Auto Insurance
1/15/2018
Those whirling blue lights in the rearview mirror usually mean just one thing: It's traffic ticket time. The worse the violation, the more your car insurance costs may rise because it's more likely you'll be considered a bigger risk to the insurer. Rack up a combination of the nastiest violations plus a few accidents, and insurers may even refuse to cover you, says Loretta Worters, spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute, a trade group.
It boils down to matching the premium you pay to your risk as a customer, says State Farm spokesman Dick Luedke. "Sometimes you get lucky and violate (traffic laws) a lot and don't get caught, and sometimes you do it once, and you are caught," he says. "That's why we use all sorts of other things to measure risk as well." So it's tough to say how much your insurance premiums will rise per violation. Different insurers calculate premium costs differently, Worters says. With the help of experts, including J. Robert Hunter, insurance director for the Washington, D.C.-based Consumer Federation of America, we now identify what are considered the five worst traffic violations for your insurance bills:
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