The Mitchell Insurance Group

10/16/2026

Your car is parked at home… so homeowners insurance covers it, right? 🌳🚗

Not necessarily. Damage to the vehicle itself would generally fall under your auto insurance. For example, comprehensive coverage may cover damage from a falling tree, subject to your policy and deductible.

The interesting part? One fallen tree could potentially involve different types of coverage depending on what was damaged—your car, your home, your fence, or someone else’s property.

Insurance can get specific quickly. That’s where having an agent you can call comes in handy.
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10/15/2026

Knowing how to respond to a tire blowout can make all the difference to help keep your family safe. Follow these tips to learn more.

10/14/2026

Colorado’s first snowfall is a good reminder that winter insurance isn’t always as straightforward as it seems. ❄️🏡

Does home insurance cover every kind of water damage? If your neighbor’s tree falls on your house, do they automatically pay? What happens if your car is damaged while it’s sitting inside your garage?

We’re putting 5 common winter insurance myths to the test and breaking down the details that can make all the difference when it comes time to file a claim.

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10/13/2026

I wasn't even sure on the answer and we are in the insurance industry? What do you guys think?

10/13/2026

Your auto policy is based on more than just the car you drive. 🚗

Changes to who drives, where you live, how you use your vehicle, and how much you’re driving can all be important information for your insurance agent to know.

Life changes. Driving habits change. Make sure your auto insurance keeps up, too.

Questions about your coverage? Mitchell Insurance Group is here to help.
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10/13/2026

Now is a good time to make sure your car is ready for the season. Things like testing your battery, inspecting brakes, and making sure all your lights are working can help keep you safe on the road. Learn more and contact me with any questions about your coverage.

Now is a good time to make sure your car is ready for the season. Things like testing your battery, inspecting brakes, and making sure all your lights are working can help keep you safe on the road. Learn more and contact me with any questions about your coverage. ...

10/12/2026

Your business can change a lot in a year. Your insurance should keep up.

New employees, equipment, vehicles, services, revenue, or even a new location can all be good reasons to take a closer look at your coverage before renewal.

Instead of simply renewing the same policy, take the opportunity to make sure it still reflects the business you’re running today.

Ready for a review? Let’s talk.
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10/09/2026

Fire prevention is your first line of defense. Your homeowners insurance is there for when prevention isn’t enough. 🏡

This National Fire Prevention Day, take a few minutes to test smoke alarms, check fire extinguishers, and review your family’s escape plan.

Then add one more check to the list: review your homeowners policy. Make sure you understand your coverage, deductible, and whether your current limits still reflect your home and belongings.

Questions about your coverage? Mitchell Insurance Group can help you review it.
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10/07/2026

The insurance section of a new client contract might be more important than you think. 👀

$1M/$2M liability limits. Additional insured. Waiver of subrogation. Primary and noncontributory. COIs. Umbrella coverage.

If you’re not sure what all of that means, you’re not alone—but signing the contract could mean agreeing to insurance requirements your business doesn’t currently meet.

Our latest blog breaks down the terminology and explains why it’s worth having your insurance agent review those requirements before you sign.

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10/07/2026

Summer power outages in extreme heat can be dangerous without preparation. Have a plan, stay cool, and use generators safely outdoors with proper ventilation. Never connect them improperly or refuel while running. Preparation can help protect your home and family. Learn more:

Summer power outages in extreme heat can be dangerous without preparation. Have a plan, stay cool, and use generators safely outdoors with proper ventilation. Never connect them improperly or refuel while running. Preparation can help protect your home and family. Learn more: ...