Allied Trust Insurance Company

10/16/2026

We're grateful for the trust our policyholders place in Allied Trust and for our team members who work hard to support them. Thank you to the customers who have taken the time to share their experience.

10/14/2026

Chad Laughner and Ed Spegowski will be attending the upcoming 2026 BIG I South Carolina Annual Convention. Visit them at booth 53. Connect with them today to schedule some time during the convention!

10/09/2026

A FORTIFIED Roof is built to keep wind and rain out when severe weather hits. With Allied Trust's Enhanced Roof Replacement Endorsement, eligible shingle roofs can qualify for full FORTIFIED replacement after a covered loss.

Ask your Allied Trust agent about adding this coverage.

10/08/2026

A lightning strike doesn't have to be direct to cause damage. A nearby surge can travel through wiring and reach electronics, appliances, and other systems throughout your home. Whole-home surge protection adds a helpful layer of defense.

A few smart precautions can help protect your home when storms roll through.

10/07/2026

Not all fraud comes from a screen.

Some of the oldest scams still show up at your front door — strangers offering "special" or "limited-time" repair deals, pressure to sign over your insurance claim, or work that starts strong and disappears once they have your deposit.

A little caution goes a long way in protecting your home and your wallet. If you're unsure what to do or feel uneasy about an unsolicited representative, trust your instincts.

10/02/2026

10/01/2026

Heavy rain has a way of revealing the small things that need attention.
Clogged gutters, poor drainage, and minor maintenance issues can quickly become larger problems during prolonged rainfall. Regular upkeep helps protect your home year-round—not just during hurricane season.
Small maintenance today can help prevent costly repairs tomorrow.

09/23/2026

Windows and doors are usually the first places where water sneaks in during a storm. As seals and weatherstripping wear down, rain can easily seep inside. A quick inspection for cracks, gaps, and worn caulk around your frames can help prevent moisture intrusion. By sealing small gaps now, you protect your home from damage and ensure it stays dry through every storm.

Don't wait for the next downpour—secure your home today!

09/18/2026

Storm damage doesn't only come from wind. It can come from water with nowhere to go.

When gutters clog and downspouts drain against the foundation, heavy rain can work its way toward your home. Swipe through for three simple ways to keep water away from your home.