Imagine a computer virus or tech failure destroys your business’s electronic equipment and data. Or imagine a natural disaster strikes your area, crippling transportation, communication, supply chains, and the electricity grid. In either situation, would you be able to continue your business operations? Having a Business Continuity Program/Plan (BCP) in place helps ensure that your […]
Severe Weather Emergency Preparedness
June 8, 2023Summer is the season of severe thunderstorms and hurricanes, and while these large storms can be frightening and destructive, there are steps you can take to keep your family and property safe. Preparation is key to safety. Staying tuned in to the local weather is always a good idea, but don’t wait for a storm […]
Potholes and Spring Ground Movement Hazards
March 21, 2023Every season brings unique weather-related safety hazards, and potholes are a common hazard in the spring. Here are some tips and considerations to be mindful of while driving and walking in areas prone to ground surface damage, such as large cracks, potholes, and uneven terrain: Be careful of other drivers/pedestrians when navigating around potholes. Keep […]
How Good Housekeeping Can Improve Your Safety
August 29, 2022Good housekeeping isn’t just about tidying up your home or office after work; it’s an important safety practice that improves the health and well-being of everyone involved in any project or company. From construction to cleaning, good housekeeping practices help to create a safe and hazard-free environment by making sure your equipment, tools, etc. are […]
What happens if my home is underinsured?
May 26, 2022Being underinsured means, you don’t have enough home insurance coverage to protect you if your home is damaged or destroyed in a fire or other disaster. Not having enough insurance can result in you assuming a large part of the repair costs yourself. The cost to repair or replace your home can fluctuate for many […]
Smoking Material Disposal and Safety
January 5, 2022A four-year study by the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) showed that an average of 18,000 home fires in the United States were caused by smoking materials, with an average of 590 people killed each year. Smoking materials are the leading cause of fire deaths and generated an average of $476 million in direct property damage per year.
Home Flood Preparation
October 19, 2021According to a calculation completed in 2020 by First Street Foundation, 14.6 million properties are located within the 100-year flood zone. That is almost twice the 8.7 million properties that are shown on government emergency maps. The culprit for this variance is primarily changes caused by climate change, among other factors. This is important information […]
Slip and Fall Accident Prevention in Your Home and Business
May 10, 2021Many injuries sustained during a slip and fall or trip and fall accident could be avoided with regular property upkeep and preventative action. Slip and fall accidents occur when traction is reduced due to wet or oily surfaces, temporary spills, weather events, or a change in surface type. The following maintenance can create a safer […]
Processing A Property Loss Claim
September 2, 2020Whether your home floods because of a sump pump backup or your business is damaged by an electrical fire, experiencing a property loss can be a stressful experience. By understanding the claim process ahead of an incident, you can reduce the uncertainty and stress of the situation. Familiarizing yourself with the process now will also […]
A New Adjuster’s Perspective on the Claims Process
May 12, 2020The strength of MMG Insurance starts with our team. Each individual embraces the MMG culture of excellence, integrity, and commitment to superior service for our policyholders. While the pace of business is ever increasing and a degree of change is inevitable, we remain rooted in these strengths which will continue to guide us into the […]