Service Insurance Group (SIG)

05/04/2026

Rates are FiNaLLy starting to improve on both home and auto!! Give us a call and see if we can save you some money!! Quotes are free! It's worth 5 minutes. 903-657-4210😃

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

Accidents happen. Travel with the peace of mind that comes with having protection for the unexpected. Discover coverage options that can fit your needs at https://travl.rs/4rCENfl.

03/16/2026

Time for a Spring Refresh!! 🌷🐝 Are you paying too much for your home, auto, life, or business insurance? We have multiple carriers for each of these lines of business. Let us take a look and see if we can save you some money! Do you have 10 minutes to spare to save you potentially hundreds of dollars a year? Give us a call!! 903-657-4210

01/26/2026

Our office will open at 10 am tommorow, Tuesday morning ❄️

01/25/2026

Our staff will be working remotely tommorow, Monday, January 26th due to inclement weather. Weather permitting, we will return to the office Tuesday morning.

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Commercial Lines:
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01/23/2026

Helpful info! We aren't super accustomed to the frigid cold 'round these parts!! ❄️

01/23/2026

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PROTECT YOUR PIPES IN THE COLD...

With temperatures dropping to 20 below or colder and highs only around 10 below, this is the kind of cold that can cause real problems, especially if you live in a mobile home or an older house that isn’t well insulated.

Here are a few quick tips to help prevent frozen pipes:

✅ Let faucets drip (a slow drip helps keep water moving)

✅ Open cabinet doors under sinks so warm air can reach the pipes

✅ Don’t lower your thermostat overnight — when the house cools down, cold air can find the drafty spots and weak points, and that’s when pipes in exterior walls or crawlspaces can freeze fast

✅ If your sink is on an exterior wall: open cabinets + let it drip

✅ Close the garage door to protect plumbing in cold spots

✅ Know the location of your main water shutoff valve (just in case there’s an emergency)

If you notice low water flow or frost on pipes, don’t wait, take action early before it turns into a bigger mess.

Stay warm and stay safe.

01/23/2026

WINTER HEATING FIRE SAFETY | According to the National Fire Protection Association, half of home heating fires were caused by having heating equipment too close to things that can burn; such as upholstered furniture, clothing, mattresses, or bedding.

Nearly half (48%) of all home heating fires occurred in December, January, and February.

It’s important to be aware of these dangers and take precautions as temperatures drop this weekend. Here are some tips from Henderson Fire Department on how to stay safe while using space heaters:

▪ Keep combustibles at least three feet away from heating equipment. Check all flues and chimneys to make sure they’re clear of obstructions, especially if you use solid-fueled heaters.

▪ If using extension cords with your heating equipment, there should be no more than one cord to a single outlet, and the wire should be heavy enough for the appliance you’re plugging in. An overload can cause overheating and result in a fire.

▪ When purchasing a space heater, make sure it has an automatic shut-off switch in case it gets knocked over.

▪ Never use a gas oven to provide warmth in your home. Doing this could result in carbon monoxide poisoning or even an explosion.

▪ Don’t forget to check your smoke detectors! Make sure your detectors are properly installed, working, and kept free of dust.

▪ Make sure you have working carbon monoxide detectors in your home as well. This is especially important if you rely on fuel-fired appliances such as gas stoves, space heaters, or generators.

The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning may be mistaken for other illnesses such as the cold or flu, so it’s important to keep an eye out for these symptoms:

-Dull headache
-Weakness
-Dizziness
-Nausea or vomiting
-Shortness of breath
-Confusion
-Blurred vision
-Loss of consciousness

▪ Finally, never leave children unattended near an open flame. This includes fireplaces or wood stoves and candles.

As cold weather approaches, we urge you to follow these simple winter heating fire safety tips.

01/23/2026

As temperatures drop, consider these tips to help avoid frozen pipes and potential water damage in your home: https://travl.rs/3tZmBoi

01/23/2026

❄️ Freezing Weather Homeowner Tips ❄️

Cold temps can cause BIG (and expensive) damage if you’re not prepared. Here’s how to protect your home when temperatures drop:

• Drip your faucets – Running water helps prevent pipes from freezing and bursting
• Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate
• Cover outdoor faucets with insulated covers or towels
• Disconnect garden hoses to avoid frozen pipe damage
• Set your thermostat consistently — don’t turn the heat off, even if you’re away
• Seal cracks and gaps around doors, windows, and pipes
• Know where your main water shut-off valve is (just in case!)

A little prevention now can save you thousands later 🏠❄️