With Labor Day weekend upon us, many people are planning one last get away to end the summer. The staff at Morris Insurance Services wants to make sure you and your family stay safe when traveling.
Buying life insurance is a task most of us don’t want to think about. But, it’s an important step to making sure your family is secure after you are gone. Determining how much insurance you need can be an overwhelming proposition.
Don't forget to take precautions to keep your four-legged friends safe during the hot, humid summer weather. Dogs can easily overheat. Be sure to follow these simple tips to keep your dogs safe:
Buying a house is a big decision and can definitely change your life. You get the advantages of living in a place that’s all your own, but there are so many new responsibilities that fall on your plate: mowing the lawn, painting the house, taking care of that washing machine yourself when it starts spraying water, rather than calling a super or a landlord. These new responsibilities often wind up leading to big new bills.
With temperatures in the Huntington-Charleston, WV, area expected to go down to -17, we at Morris Insurance Services remind everyone to leave their water running for the duration of the cold snap. Our houses in this region of the country were not built for such frigid temperatures, pipes are vulnerable to freezing and busting. Here are a few tips to keep your house safe:
With temperatures well below freezing for the foreseeable future here in West Virginia, we will all be faced with the probability of driving on icy roads. In addition to making sure your car is properly equipped to handle the weather, we need to sharpen our driving skills.
Frozen water pipes and the damage they can cause are a reality for thousands of people each year. That’s especially the case when you have weather like we are experiencing here in West Virginia.
Is your business prepared for severe weather with dangerous wind and snow this winter?
To effectively and successfully prepare for and respond to unexpected events, a business should have a recovery plan to assist with the three phases of a disaster: preparing, responding and recovering. If you don’t, here are some last minute things you can do to help ensure your business is prepared for a winter storm.
If you've driven by the Morris Insurance Services office recently, you may not have recognized it! We have expanded our office space to better serve the needs of our customers. We also gave the building a complete facelift! If you haven't seen our office, we invite you to stop by and see for yourself!