by Erie Insurance

by Sean Bell

by Nancy Daniel

If you’re like many homeowners, you may have received offers in the mail promoting protection plans for exterior utility lines or pipes. And if you’re like most consumers, you’re not quite sure if this protection is something you might actually need.

Trees can be tricky, but for the most part homeowners are responsible for what falls into their own yard.

 

By Erie Insurance

Trees can be tricky, but for the most part homeowners are responsible for what falls into their own yard. So if your neighbor’s tree falls in your yard, your homeowners insurance would typically help cover the cost of removing the tree and remedying the damage it caused, after your deductible.

The same is true in reverse: If a tree on your property falls in your neighbor’s yard, your neighbor should file a claim with his or her insurance company.

By:  National Weather Service

What is the difference between a Flood Watch and a Flood Warning issued by the National Weather Service?