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Emergency planning for when you have to evacuate your house suddenly for an unexpected event can be terrifying. Weather patterns have been getting increasingly volatile in the past several years. Natural disasters such as tornados and hurricanes have become a part of normal weather. It is better to know what to expect and have a plan just in case.

The information below provides tips to help you to prepare ahead of time so you will be able to grab what you need and go.

Emergency planning is something the whole family needs to learn about and put into practice.

In addition, if you need help buying or selling a home, or know someone who does, please contact me.
Oh, by the way, I’m never too busy for any of your referrals.

Here are some spring tips from my my preferred insurance agent, Tom Benisch Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. at State Farm Insurance.  His contact information is listed below:

• Replace your furnace filter
• Clean the kitchen exhaust hood and air filters.
• Check all electrical outlets for loose fitting plugs and look for burn marks at the main electrical panel.  Check all ground fault circuit interrupter-type outlets.
• Repair all cracked, broken or uneven driveways and walks for a level surface.
• Make sure the light bulbs in all your fixtures are the correct wattage.
• Consider installing a lightning protection system on your home.
• Protect electrical appliances from power surges by installing surge protectors.
• Have a professional air conditioning contractor inspect and maintain your syste...