Insurance Claim Tips For After The Storm

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After Hurricane Sandy passes, it’ll be crucial to assess the damage. To streamline the claims process for property or vehicle damage caused by the storm, consider implementing these helpful tips.

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75 Years Strong

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Celebrating our 75th year in business in 2012 is truly remarkable. Reflecting on the vast changes within our agency and the insurance industry since then, my father, Frank, would undoubtedly be amazed.

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Remembering Irene…Lessons Learned

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This time last year, the Northeast endured the aftermath of Hurricane Irene and an unexpected October snowstorm wreaking havoc in Massachusetts, resulting in extensive damage including downed trees and prolonged power outages.

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Hurricane Season Highlights Need for Flood Insurance

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As hurricane season reaches its peak, many homeowners still lack flood insurance—leaving them vulnerable to costly storm surges and flood damage. Since standard policies don’t cover flooding, now is the time to secure separate flood insurance before the next storm hits.

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Hurricane Emergency Storm Planning

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Running from June through November, the Atlantic hurricane season is expected to bring 9 to 15 named storms, according to NOAA. Even if you’re not on the coast, high winds and flooding can cause serious damage inland. Now is the time to review your emergency plans and confirm you have the right insurance coverage—including flood and business interruption protection—before a storm is on the radar.

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Documenting Antiques And Fine Art For Insurance

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Maintaining a home inventory is crucial for safeguarding your belongings, ensuring you’re prepared for unexpected events requiring insurance claims. Particularly for antiques or fine art owners, detailed documentation is essential to guarantee compensation.

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Consigning Property For Auction: Part 4 – Auction Fees

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Many individuals have inquiries about auction fees, which typically include buyer and seller fees, adhering to industry standards. These fees cover the auction house’s efforts to ensure your property reaches an optimal buying audience, providing valuable services for both parties involved.

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Consigning Property For Auction: Part 3 – The Auction Schedule

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Wondering when to reach out to an auction house to sell your property? You needn’t wait for an upcoming auction announcement; most major houses plan schedules six months to nearly a year ahead, making it easy to schedule your property for sale in an upcoming auction.

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Consigning Property For Auction: Part 2 – Maximizing Your Antiques Appraisal

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Once you’ve selected an auction house, arrange for a thorough evaluation of your property by an expert appraiser, whether online, in person, or at your home. This step is crucial for maximizing the value of your antiques appraisal process.

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Consigning Property for Auction: Part 1 – Are You Ready for an Antiques Appraisal?

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Murphy Insurance is proud to partner with Skinner Inc. as co-presenting sponsor of The Wayside Inn Antiques Show. Leading up to the event on May 11-13, we’re delighted to feature insights from Karen Keane on the process of consigning property for auction.

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