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In a way, renovations can be just as exciting and rewarding as building a home from scratch. Giving a property some TLC preserves the history, while giving it a needed upgrade. Just like any …
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Every year, we look forward to October 31st as it is a break from the normal and a step toward the spooky! With some of the major holidays coming up at the end of the year, we owe it to ourselves …
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Harris Insurance named “Most Outstanding Independent Insurance Agency 2021“ We always like to keep our community in the loop when it comes to our achievements and awards. This isn’t because we like …
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When it comes to the safety of your business and employees, you want to make sure you take every possible measure you can. There are government agencies that set required standards and you want to …
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We know that Hurricane Season runs from June 1st through November 30th each year, but bad weather can happen anytime, anywhere. Bad weather is even worse when it causes problems for your home. …
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It is a sad fact that 40% to 60% of businesses never reopen after a disaster. An unplanned emergency sends most businesses spiraling into a place in which they can never recover. Do you know how to …
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