by Patriot Insurance | Dec 2, 2021 | Auto Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Before winter descends on New England once again, take this quick refresher course on safe winter driving. Tip #1: Slow down. The #1 tip for driving in snow is also the most obvious: Reduce your speed. Most winter crashes are caused by drivers going too fast for the...
by Patriot Insurance | Oct 8, 2021 | Home Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Winter will be here before you can say “pumpkin spice,” so take the time to plan for a safe and cozy season. Prep your home for the snow, ice, and frigid temperatures around the corner. Get started now with these tips for winterizing your home. Clean your gutters....
by Patriot Insurance | Jul 1, 2021 | Boat Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Boating safety isn’t just about what you do, it also depends on what you take with you. Before you leave the dock, make sure you’re stocked with these key boating safety items. Boating safety equipment required by law: Life jackets. Also known as personal flotation...
by Patriot Insurance | Apr 7, 2021 | Auto Insurance, Personal, Safety and Prevention
Whatever the reason – a flat tire, dying battery or overheated engine – it’s no fun to be sidelined by a breakdown on the road. These roadside safety tips will help keep you safe until you’re able to get back on the road. 1. Put on your hazard lights. As soon as you...
by Patriot Insurance | Mar 4, 2021 | Business, Safety and Prevention
The big spring opener isn’t just for baseball. If you own a warm weather seasonal business, you’re in training for opening day, too. Take these steps to make sure your business is in great shape for the new season. Steps to prepare your seasonal business for spring:...
by Patriot Insurance | Nov 9, 2020 | Business, Safety and Prevention
With winter coming, closing a seasonal business – like an ice cream shop or landscaping service – takes careful planning. Prepping your business now can save you money on repairs, lost or damaged inventory, and downtime. Before you hang up your “Closed for...