Getting the actual value of your home will help ensure you have the proper insurance coverage. Work with a licensed home builder or appraiser to get the most accurate value.
Hawaii has experienced the devastating effects of tsunamis. It is essential that you are aware of the dangers to help keep you and your loved ones safe. Here are some tips to keep you prepared:
Water damage accounts for nearly a third of all yearly home insurance claims. Dennis Rae, Executive Vice President & Chief Underwriting Officer at DTRIC Insurance, shares six tips to protect your home from water damage.
During spring break, you’ll likely find more teen and young adult drivers on the road, as well as children riding their bikes and walking around their neighborhoods. It’s important to be extra vigilant during this time to keep everyone safe. Here are a few tips to keep in mind.
Did you know household leaks can waste nearly 1 trillion gallons of water annually nationwide? Take stock to protect your home from water damage by detecting and fixing leaks. Here are a few things you can do.
We’re in the midst of Hawaii’s rainy season, which may mean higher risks of damage to your home and personal property. Whether you are a property owner or renter, here are a few preparedness tips to avoid potential damage and the likelihood of filing an insurance claim:
During Hawaii’s rainy season, there may be higher risks of damage to your home and personal property. Whether you are a property owner or renter, here are a few preparedness tips to avoid potential damage and the likelihood of filing an insurance claim:
Show a little more aloha as you drive into the new year. Here are a few driving tips to keep you and your loved ones safe while on the road:
Halloween is one of the most anticipated nights of the year for keiki. It allows children to dress up in costumes and walk excitedly through the neighborhoods searching for their next sweet treat. Here are 5 tips to keep you and your keiki safe: