Brad Hempkins - Hempkins Insurance

02/23/2022

Howdy our NTX friends! Big Momma Nature is going to give us at least one more round of nasty weather for the next 24 hours. Here's a few tips to keep handy.

Stay safe & warm!

How to prevent frozen pipes and report water emergencies

12/07/2021

10/11/2021

Really good idea of photos to keep on your phone.

Keeping tabs on all forms of ID and insurance cards can be a real pain. It's a good idea to keep copies of important documents stored on your phone.

01/20/2021

A little humor for the day.....

10/20/2020

It's that time of the year for my official 20-21 Persimmon Seed Forecast. These came from trees here in North Texas. Looks like it's going to be a mild winter. However, if history has told me anything about this project of mine, is that it's rarely accurate. 😆🤣😎

04/10/2020

During this time of unprecedented fear & anxiety throughout the world. At Hempkins Insurance, we would like to wish you all a Good Friday! Have Hope! We will get through this. Tetelestai.

12/23/2019

For all of you Seinfeld fans out there..... You know what today is. Happy Festivis 2019.

11/15/2019

Fun Fact Friday 🤣

10/25/2019

Had the great pleasure of getting to visit our friends & agency partners at Acuity Insurance in Sheboygan, WI 🧀. Home of the worlds largest American flag 🇺🇸!!!!
140’ x 70’..... that’s nearly 10,000 square feet! The flag pole is 400 feet tall. What an amazing & patriotic sight/site.

10/23/2019

Reporting in on our annual 2019/20 North Central Texas Persimmon Seed Forecast. According to folklore a persimmon seed can forecast your winters weather. A fork 🍴= Mild winter (rake), knife 🔪 = brutally cold (cut through you) & spoon 🥄 = snow ❄️ ⛄️ (shoveling). All the seeds we opened this week were Spoons 🥄. This forecast is guaranteed to be just as inaccurate as any of my predictions! 😂

Enjoy!

BWH

10/04/2019

This is a great article with interesting details & photos. By no surprise, North Texas is mentioned several times! 😢

Major hailstorms can wreak havoc on communities — and often cause billions of dollars of destruction.