Advice written at the Fore Street desk
Seasonal guides from our own agents on the questions Maine clients actually ask, from ice dams in February to launch day in April.
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Ice dams and your homeowners policy: what is covered in a Maine winter
The ice itself is rarely covered. The water that follows usually is. Here is how to tell the difference, and how to keep the claim from happening at all.
By Daniel Pelletier
Boat insurance before launch day: a Casco Bay checklist
Before the boat goes back in the water, spend twenty minutes on your policy. Lay-up dates, navigation limits and valuation all matter more than most owners realize.
By Michael Sorensen
Flood insurance on the Maine coast: who needs it and what it costs
Homeowners policies exclude flood. After recent winter storms, more Maine families are asking whether a separate policy is worth it. Here is how to decide.
By Katherine Oduya
Business income coverage for seasonal shops in the Old Port
If your business earns most of its money between June and September, a loss in July costs far more than a loss in February. Your coverage should reflect that.
By Robert Lachance
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