Hurricane season is the worst time to discover gaps in your homeowners insurance. Learn what Florida homeowners should review before a storm arrives and how to better prepare your home and insurance coverage before hurricane season.
Not all insurance agents understand the unique risks of living in Florida. Learn why working with a local insurance agent who knows the state, its homes, and its weather can make all the difference when choosing your coverage.
Ted Todd is joined by Tweit Wickman of Dream Protection to discuss wind mitigation inspections, how they work, and why they can help Florida homeowners better protect their homes and potentially lower their insurance premiums.
Some insurance agents sell a policy and disappear. Ted Todd explains why working with an agency that supports you before, during, and after a claim can make all the difference.
Not all insurance adjusters have the same role. Ted Todd explains the difference between inside and outside adjusters and how each one helps process your insurance claim after a storm.
Auto insurance doesn't have to be confusing. In this series, we're breaking down the coverages, answering common questions, and helping Florida drivers make smarter insurance decisions.
Adding a young driver to an auto insurance policy can be overwhelming. In this video, we explain what parents and new drivers need to know about coverage, discounts, safe driving habits, and common insurance mistakes so you can make informed decisions and stay protected on the road.
Ted Todd is joined by Don Quiggle of DQ Pools to discuss how Florida homeowners can prepare their swimming pools before a hurricane. Learn simple steps to help protect your pool, equipment, and property before severe weather arrives.
Many Florida homeowners mistakenly believe their home insurance covers flood damage. In this episode, we explain the basics of flood insurance, who should consider it, and why having the right coverage before a storm can make all the difference.
Ted Todd sits down with Tweit Wickman of Dream Protection to discuss what a 4-point inspection is, why Florida insurance companies often require one, and what homeowners should know before scheduling an inspection.