Keep your flood insurance at hand. Until the next November 30th, we will be under the threatening cloak of the 2021 hurricane season. During this period, rainfall and storms will be an almost daily occurrence. Just take a look at the daily weather report. The most sensible recommendation for homeowners whose houses are located in […]
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Prepare for rainy days with an umbrella. Get a flood policy for protection. Call for a free quote.
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If you have a leak, repair it yourself and confirm maintenance. Contact Univista Insurance for insurance questions.
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How can I benefit from the property tax exemption? Until March 1, Florida homeowners have a deadline to claim their property tax exemption. A privilege that comes in handy when everything around you goes up and up, including home insurance. How does the property tax exemption work? One of the sources of financing for local
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Wow, so cold! Florida is known worldwide as the Sunshine State. It is one of the favorite areas for tourists to enjoy the heat and the beaches at any time of the year. However, this winter temperatures in some parts of the state have dropped as low as 34 degrees Fahrenheit, 1 degree Celsius. In
Five measures to take care of the roof of your house. The roof is one of the fundamental structures of a property. Insurance companies look closely at their status when accepting a contract. It is no secret to anyone that the roof needs maintenance to keep it in good condition. Many owners do not know how to
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The neighbor’s tree fell on my roof, who pays? A desperate man calls the authorities to report that the neighbor’s tree has fallen on his roof, causing extensive damage. On the other end of the phone, a very slow voice asks if he was healthy or sick. To which the man replies: “Fortunately, I am
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Old, but interesting … and also more expensive. It is no secret to anyone that it is generally much more expensive to insure an old home. A factor to weigh when buying a property. The reason is simple. The business of insurance companies is to buy risk. But sometimes the risk is so obvious that
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