by insurancebroker | Oct 26, 2017
Insurance Tips for Renting a Cottage October 26, 2017 Cottaging | Living | Travelling Insurance tips for renting a cottage 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...
by insurancebroker | Aug 3, 2014
Kijiji Cottage Rental Scam Strikes Again - Steven Oriley A person going by the name of Steven Oriley has been operating a cottage rental scam through Kijiji. Get a Quote A person going by the name of Steven Oriley has been operating a cottage rental scam through...
by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Insurance Issues with Knob and Tube Wiring Insurers consider knob and tube wiring to be higher risk than other types of electrical installations because there is no third ground wire, and the wires can be exposed through wear and tear over many years of use, thereby...
by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Insurance Issues with Oil Tanks Oil tanks can rust, deteriorate, and leak oil resulting in an environmental cleanup that can amount to thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars. Get a Quote Many homes across Canada use oil tanks as a source of heat, although oil...
by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Insurance Issues with Galvanized Steel Piping The life expectancy of galvanized steel pipes is 40 to 50 years. Both corrosion and restricted water flow can lead to leaking and/or rupture of the pipes. Get a Quote Galvanized Steel Piping was used in Canada until the...
by insurancebroker | Aug 1, 2014
Insurance Issues with 60 Amp Service 60 amp service can handle an average number of lights and receptacles but overuse or overfusing can lead to an electrical fire. Get a Quote 60 amp service was typically installed in homes prior to the 1960s and is characterized by...
