​When you find the perfect home, the last thing you want is an unpleasant surprise during closing.
In today’s real estate market—especially here in the Quad Cities—insurance is no longer something you figure out at the last minute.

It needs to be part of your plan from the very beginning.

​As the weather warms and we shake off winter's chill, it’s the perfect time to do some spring cleaning—not just around the house, but in your insurance policies too.

Just like your closets or garage, your insurance needs a little tidying up now and then to make sure everything still fits, works, and protects what matters most.

Here’s your easy guide to a spring insurance check-in—and why it can make a big difference in your peace of mind (and your wallet).

​There’s nothing like the freedom of an open road on two wheels. But before you throw on your helmet and head for the highway, make sure you’re protected with the right motorcycle insurance for your ride.

​When the temperatures rise, boat covers come off and Arizona lakes start to fill up with weekend warriors and sun seekers. But before you hitch the trailer and hit the water, there’s one thing you should check: your boat insurance.

Many boat owners assume their coverage rolls over from last season, but policies can change—and so can your risk.

​As the temperatures rise and the open road starts calling, RV owners across Arizona and beyond are prepping their rigs for another season of adventure. But before you fill the tank and start planning your next getaway, there’s one important checklist item many travelers forget: making sure your RV insurance is ready for the road, too.

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. From finding the perfect neighborhood to securing financing, there’s a lot to juggle. But there’s one important step that’s often overlooked until it’s too late:

​➡️ Checking whether the property is insurable.

​Whether it’s vintage guitars, comic books, sports memorabilia, or designer handbags—collecting is more than a hobby. It's a passion. And often, it's a serious investment.

But here’s a shocking fact: Most homeowners insurance policies don’t fully cover collectibles. And if you’re not properly insured, one fire, flood, or theft could mean thousands in lost value.