by insurancebroker | Jan 27, 2019
Winter related claims can result in expensive damage to your home and increase your insurance premiums. Home Insurance Quote Every year, the start of winter brings out advice on how to prepare your home for winter. Turn off your outside faucets Have your furnace... by insurancebroker | Oct 26, 2017
Cottage ownership is not for everyone. The costs of owning and maintaining a seasonal property may outweigh the small amount of time you may be able to actually enjoy the property. Here are some tips to assist you before you rent a cottage. Cottage Insurance Quote... by insurancebroker | Aug 3, 2014
A person going by the name of Steven Oriley has been operating a cottage rental scam through Kijiji the past couple of weeks. Cottage Insurance Quote The cottage is not owned by Oriley and the actual owner has never put it up for rent. Would be renters contacted... by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Knob and tube wiring was in common use until the 1950s and consists of two wires (black/hot and white/neutral), separated by ceramic knobs and ceramic tubes. Home Insurance Quote Insurers consider knob and tube wiring to be higher risk than other types of electrical... by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Many homes across Canada use oil tanks as a source of heat, although oil tanks are more common in Eastern Canada. Oil tanks can be installed above ground or below ground. Home Insurance Quote Oil tanks can rust, deteriorate, and leak oil resulting in an environmental... by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Galvanized Steel Piping was used in Canada until the mid 1960s and can be identified by the one inch diameter piping with threaded connections. Home Insurance Quote By the 1970s, copper piping became the standard. Today, plastic piping is popular as it is light, easy... 