Reducing Hurricane Risk
Building science research has identified the areas of a home most at risk from hurricane-force winds and rains. Safety Insurance offers guidance for strengthening these areas, which will lead to a reduced risk of damage and fewer repairs.
Other Homeowners Brochures
Personal Umbrella
Preventing ID Theft
Preventing Water Damage Inside the Home
Home Cyber Protection Coverage
Is Your Boat Safe?
Is Your Home Alone?
Lightning
Maine Homeowners
Massachusetts Homeowners
New Hampshire Homeowners
Safety Northeast
12 Areas of a Home Most at Risk from a Hurricane
Breakdown of Safety's Top Homeowner Claims
Service Line Coverage
Oil Heat Safety
Preventing Water Damage Outside the Home
Home Systems Protection Coverage
Still Standing: Trim Your Risk of Tree Problems
Supplemental Heating Tips
Freezing Weather
Other Homeowners Tips
Avoid Dreaded Surprises
Daylight Saving Time Safety Tips for Your Home
Home Burn Safety and Prevention
Cold Weather Safety Tips for Homeowners
Preventing & Addressing Water Damage
What is Insuring to Value? How does it protect my home?
10 Tips On How To Manage Insurance Costs
Make Your Home More Energy Efficient
Preventing Mulch Fires
Who cares if the guy mowing my lawn isn't insured?
Will my Homeowners Insurance Cover Flood Damage?
Preventing Pest Damage to Your Home
Hurricane Preparation
Extreme Heat
Protecting Yourself and Others In and Around Your Home
Protecting Your Home Against Lightning
Summer Safety Tips
What to Expect When Involved in a Loss
Protecting Your Home from Cyber Threats
Top 7 Things You Can Do to Make Your Home More Efficient
Home Safe During Heavy Rains and Extreme Weather
Ice Dams and Freezing Pipes
May Your Holidays be Merry and Safe
Protect Your Home and Business This Winter