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💧 Do You Have Protection Against “Extended Water” Damage?

Join us for Transparency Tuesday where we discuss sump pumps, sewer backup, and extended water protections.

Many homeowners assume standard insurance covers all water damage—but that’s not always true.

Extended Water Coverage can help protect your home from:

✅ Sewer or drain backups
✅ Sump pump overflows
✅ Flooding from storms, overflowing rivers, or rapid runoff

It can cover damage to your home, other structures, and personal belongings, and even help with temporary living expenses if your home becomes uninhabitable.

Sewer & Drain Coverage protects against water or sewage that backs up through sewers or drains, or water that enters and overflows from a sump pump, sump pump well, or any system designed to remove subsurface water from the foundation area.

Extended Water Coverage is a broader coverage that includes both backup events and flood-related events.

We couldn't let the day go by without wishing our very own Danielle a Happy Birthday. Danielle is blowing out her candle and sharing a special wish for her customers. She hopes you each have First Party Accidental Death and Funeral Benefit included in your personal auto policy.

Danielle has been an Agent with Basile Insurance for nearly a decade and knows that including such options adds a built-in "life insurance" of sorts to your auto policy, providing your family with instant access to funds should you perish in an auto accident.

Give us a call for a review, quote, or to discover more about these incredibly cost effective and valuable coverages. And don't forget to wish Danielle fabulous birthday!

Life insurance pop quiz time!

What can a life insurance death benefit be used for?

The short answer: a lot more than most people think.

A life insurance payout can help cover things like:
• Funeral and final expenses
• Mortgage or rent
• Everyday living costs
• Debt or credit cards
• Education expenses for kids
• Income replacement for your family

It’s designed to give your loved ones financial breathing room during an already difficult time.

We’re here for all your insurance needs! Give us a call, or send us a text: 717-792-6400

POP QUIZ (Part 2 of 6): What does “full coverage” mean?

“Full coverage” is one of the most commonly used phrases in auto insurance, but it’s also one of the most misunderstood.

In reality, “full coverage” is not an official type of insurance policy. It typically refers to a combination of coverages, including liability, collision, and comprehensive insurance.

Liability coverage helps pay for damage or injuries you cause to others. Collision coverage helps pay for damage to your own vehicle after an accident.

Comprehensive coverage applies to non-collision incidents, such as theft, vandalism, or weather-related damage.

However, having “full coverage” does not mean every situation is covered.

Additional protections - such as rental reimbursement or roadside assistance - may or may not be included depending on your specific policy.

This is why it’s important to review your auto insurance coverage in detail and understand exactly what protection you have in place.

If you’re unsure what your current policy includes, our team is happy to help you take a closer look!