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10 Things to do to Prepare Your Home for Fall

Fall is a wonderful time — if your home is ready for it. So enjoy the last few weeks of warmer weather, but do a little preventative maintenance while you’re at it. You’ll fix small problems before they become big, and big ones before they become catastrophes. Here are 10 tips to help: — Look up.…

Rental Coverage Options for Auto Insurance

Purchasing coverage for a rental car before you have an accident is a great way to enhance your auto insurance policy. — Rental car costs have gone up as the technological components in newer cars have increased the length of time it takes to repair vehicles. As a result, rentals associated with an…

Does Your College Student Need Renters Insurance?

Renters insurance is an often-ignored college essential many forget about until it’s too late. Whether you’re the parent of a college student or the student yourself, you should consider purchasing a renters insurance policy. Your belongings are at risk whether you live off-campus or in a dorm and…

Tips for Power Tool Safety

What would you do without power tools? Well, you’d probably take on fewer home-improvement projects — and probably have a lot more calluses on your hands. — Thankfully, you don’t have to do without. But you do have to use tools safely, if you want to do good work and keep all of your fingers and…

COVID-19 UPDATE: How Cowart Insurance is responding

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve, we at Cowart Insurance are committed to supporting the health and safety of our clients, our communities, and our employees while providing the most consistent level of service possible under these conditions. With this in mind, we have been…

Keep Your Pets Safe in a Disaster

A safe home, a regular routine, a soft bed – the things that bring you comfort bring your pet comfort, too. It’s so important to give some advance thought to how you’d handle your pet responsibilities during and after a disastrous storm or other event. — Your family emergency plan should include…