Home is a broad category covering home insurance, maintenance, security, and disaster preparedness. Murphy Insurance Agency offers homeowners insurance policies that protect against fire, theft, weather damage, and liability.
Water damage is one of the most common and costly issues homeowners face, but many problems are preventable. From fixing leaks to maintaining sump pumps, simple steps can protect your home. Explore practical tips from Murphy Insurance’s Homeowner’s Manual to stay ahead.
Your roof and gutters are your home’s first line of defense against the elements. Learn how simple maintenance steps can prevent costly repairs, reduce water damage risk, and help avoid insurance claim issues. Stay ahead with practical tips every homeowner should follow.
Ice dams can form quickly during New England winters and lead to leaks, interior damage, and costly repairs. Learn what causes ice dams, the early warning signs to watch for, and the safest steps to take if one has already formed. This guide also shares simple prevention tips to help protect your roof and home throughout the winter.
Severe winter storms can bring heavy snow, ice, and extreme cold. Learn how to prepare your home, protect your vehicle, prevent frozen pipes and power outages, and take practical steps to keep your family safe during harsh winter weather.
Fall is the perfect time to tackle home maintenance projects before winter sets in. Use our seasonal checklist to protect your home, prevent costly damage, and keep everything running smoothly—inside and out.
Under federal and state law, all homeowners and contractors are required to notify the appropriate utility companies before doing any excavation work. Keep reading to learn more about the standards for digging on your property.
Trees can be valuable additions to any property; however, each year, fallen trees and branches cause millions of dollars in property damage. It is crucial to proactively recognize signs a tree may be at risk of falling to help prevent dangerous and costly accidents.
It’s important to stay informed when dealing with contractors to reduce the risk of contractor fraud. Use these tips to avoid contractor fraud concerns.
The top source of fires in American homes comes from fuel-burning appliances—such as a wood-burning stove. Consider the following guidance to ensure safe operation of your stove—keeping you, your family and your home protected against the risk of a fire.
