Silver Lining Insurance

06/03/2026

If you want to have what you have not, you must do what you do not. ~ Taro Gold

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06/02/2026

June on the Front Range likes options.

Hail, wind, fire. Pick one. Or don’t. Colorado may choose all three just to stay entertaining.

Warm, dry days mixed with sudden storms create fast risk swings, and that is where people get caught flat-footed.

Secure patio furniture. Get vehicles under cover when you can. Keep dry fuels cleaned up around the house.

This is not a stable-weather month. Pretending otherwise is expensive.

If you want to review wind, hail, and wildfire-related gaps before June starts showing off, call us.

If you need exterior cleanup or prep work done, Handyman Connection of Parker is a solid call.

06/01/2026

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05/31/2026

05/30/2026

Colorado may be known for its sunshine, but summer also brings something many people forget about: monsoon season.
From mid-to-late summer, moisture moves north into Colorado, creating the perfect conditions for afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Even in years when forecasts call for less moisture, that doesn't mean flood and water risks disappear.

Localized downpours, flash flooding, overwhelmed drainage systems, and runoff from burn scar areas can still cause significant property damage in a short amount of time.

A few simple ways to stay storm-ready:
✔ Keep gutters, drains, and drainage pathways clear
✔ Pay attention to small areas of standing water around your foundation
✔ Know the low-lying areas around your neighborhood or property
✔ If you're a landlord, make sure tenants know who to contact and what steps to take if water starts entering the home.

Preparation isn't about predicting every storm it's about reducing surprises when one shows up.

Contact us at www.silver-liningins.com for an insurance policy review so you are not surprised if something happens.

Next week: We'll take a closer look at Front Range flooding patterns and why being "outside the flood zone" doesn't always mean you're out of danger.

Have you ever experienced flooding or water intrusion during a Colorado summer storm? Share your experience below.

05/30/2026

Landlords: make the grill rules now.

Not after the first scorch mark. Not after the neighbor complaint. Not after a tenant decides “close enough” is a measurement system.

Spell out where grills can go, keep storage off balconies, and require renters insurance.

Most of these problems are not complicated. They are just under-defined until they become expensive.

If you want to pressure-test your landlord policy and the obvious weak spots before summer gets louder, call us.

If you want help tightening up rental-property process and oversight, Hillary Ann is worth a call.

05/27/2026

If you really want to be happy, nobody can stop you. ~ Mary Tricky

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05/26/2026

Grills plus wind plus dry grass is basically Colorado’s unofficial summer opener.

And most preventable fire losses start the same way: small, casual, and then rapidly upgraded by weather.

Keep the grill at least 10 feet from siding, keep water or a spray bottle nearby, and dump ashes into metal instead of optimism.

This is not paranoia. It is just refusing to be casual on the wrong day.

If you want a quick wildfire-smart review of your coverage before Memorial Day chaos kicks in, call us.

If your patio or outdoor setup needs work, Josh Odendahl is a solid call.