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How To Tow A Trailer Properly

Posted: July 16, 2019

Whether you’re moving your child back home from college or hauling equipment for your business, a trailer helps when you need some extra space to pack things. While towing a trailer may not seem much different than driving a car, there are a few things to keep in mind before you hitch your trailer. VERIFY THE TOWING CAPACITY Just because you have a vehicle with... Read Article

Home Siding: Pros & Cons Of 5 Popular Types

Posted: July 9, 2019

Switching up your home’s exterior siding is a bold statement… and a big decision. When starting your research, a few factors to consider are curb appeal, maintenance, weather conditions, durability, and – of course – your budget. Here’s the good news: According to Remodeling Magazine, homeowners recoup 76% of the cost of new siding when they go to sell their home. Here’s what to know... Read Article

Am I Covered When I Lend My Car To Friends Or Family?

Posted: July 3, 2019

If you own a car, chances are you’ve let a friend or family member borrow it at least once. After all, there are plenty of reasons to hand over the keys. Maybe you needed a relative to pick up your kids from school. Or you’re helping someone get to work after their car broke down. But did you know that in the event of an... Read Article

7 DIY Projects To Boost Your Home’s Resale Value

Posted: July 1, 2019

Whether you need more space for your growing family or you are relocating for a new job, moving to a new home is something most of us will encounter eventually. But while looking for the perfect house can be an exciting process, you’ll also be faced with the reality of selling your current one. Putting your home on the market is a daunting task. Not... Read Article

Trouble Driving At Night? Check Out These 6 Tips

Posted: June 26, 2019

We all know there are plenty of driving hazards to worry about during the day, from rain and snow to deer and potholes. But driving at night adds a completely new set of challenges. Why? It all comes down to one word: visibility. During a clear day, you might be able to see thousands of feet ahead of you. But when the sun’s down and... Read Article