Monday and Associates Insurance

04/06/2023

When shopping for insurance, it's important to know the difference between Replacement Cost (RC) and Actual Cash Value (ACV).

06/29/2022

In the unfortunate event your home is damaged and suffers a total loss, do you have adequate insurance in place to rebuild? If you haven’t reviewed your homeowners policy recently, the answer may be no.

05/15/2022

Car theft is on the rise. According to the Claims Journal, the national average of car thefts are up 30% since 2017. Thefts of catalytic converters and entire vehicles are happening at unprecedented rates across the country and are another reason auto insurance rates are increasing.

03/14/2022

Close your eyes for a moment and picture this scenario. You have a gorgeous maple tree on your property. For years it's been the focal point of your yard with people often stopping to tell you how lucky you are to have such a beautiful tree on your property. Sure, you're lucky, until that one summer...

02/17/2022

So, you have decided that finishing your basement is this year’s big winter project. Where do you start? Before you begin framing out walls or putting up drywall, there are a few steps you should take to make sure your basement is ready for a makeover.

01/27/2022

Washing your car during winter can be challenging. Here are some tips that can help keep your car clean.

01/12/2022

01/05/2022

Why homeowners add water backup coverage.

12/09/2021

Increased building materials prices, supply chain slowdowns, and a labor shortage in the construction industry have combined to drive home construction costs up.

11/11/2021

Monday & Associates, Inc would like to say Thank you to all those who served and continue to defend our country!

09/08/2021

When it comes to owning a home, there can be unexpected costs. While everyone does their best to factor in the potential cost of repairs and upkeep when buying a home, some things can sneak up on you—like damage to the underground wiring or piping that services your home. While it is always import...