A little forethought and preparation can help keep your home safe and cozy this winter.
INSURANCE
Insurance Tips
to Winter-Proof Your Home and Car
Being prepared for severe winter weather is a smart way to protect your property.
By Alexis Nicols | Illustrations by Overdrive Design Limited
THEY SAY THE ONLY SURE THINGS in life are death and taxes. But if you live in Saskatchewan, there is one more certainty to add to the list: winter. With deep freezes, icy roads and heavy snowfalls, the season can be tough on homes and vehicles. With a bit of planning and the right insurance, you can stay protected and avoid some of the most common cold-weather claims.
We spoke with Lori Madsen, general manager of insurance operations at CAA Saskatchewan, about the biggest seasonal risks and how to stay ahead of them.
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Winter comes every year. Preparation should too.
While winter is part of life in Saskatchewan, dealing with damage and delays does not have to be. By winterizing your home, maintaining your vehicle, and reviewing your coverage, you can be better prepared to take on whatever the season brings. “A maintenance call will cost a lot less than a repair call,” says Madsen. “Whether it’s your furnace or your vehicle, staying on top of upkeep saves money and helps you avoid emergencies.” CAA
Contact your CAA Insurance Consultant for more information at 1-844-393-EASY (3279).