Preparing for Hurricane Season

Preparing for Hurricane Season

Hurricane season lasts from June through November. During a hurricane, heavy rains and catastrophic winds barrel through coastal areas and can severely damage or destroy nearby properties—including your home. The best way to minimize damage from a hurricane is to be...
Are You Prepared for a Flood?

Are You Prepared for a Flood?

Flash floods can occur within minutes or hours of excessive rainfall, a dam or levee failure, or a sudden release of water held by an ice jam. Overland flooding, the most common type of flooding event, typically occurs when waterways—such as rivers or streams—overflow...
Keep Electrical Fires Out of the Marina

Keep Electrical Fires Out of the Marina

While docked, many boaters like to take advantage of the electrical hookups provided. Although it can be very convenient, faulty electrical work in shore power wiring and the overloading of onboard circuits are some of the leading causes of marina fires. Here’s...
Insurance for Boat Owners: What Every Boat Owner Should Know

Insurance for Boat Owners: What Every Boat Owner Should Know

You purchased a boat to provide years of personal enjoyment—ensure your pleasure by choosing the right insurance protection. (It’s important to note here that the State of Florida does NOT require insurance coverage for your boat or personal watercraft. But...