The first step in protecting your business is understanding your risks. 

Patronizing locally owned businesses helps infuse dollars into the local economy. 

Over the past year, especially when Covid-19 hit and things were uncertain, Chalmers found new and creative ways to work. 

Concerns over the spread of COVID-19 over the past 18 months have meant blood donations have fallen far below what hospitals need.

Increased building material and construction prices could lead to higher homeowners insurance claim expenses, as it would currently cost more to repair or rebuild a home following a loss.

Just a few years ago, taking a trip involved contacting travel agencies, booking hotel rooms and making plans far in advance. Today, however, smartphones and the internet have helped create new sharing services that allow homeowners to connect with travelers and rent out their homes, spare bedrooms or other accommodations for a fee. Airbnb, the most popular of these sharing services, offers a…

You’ve hired a reputable builder, collected paint swatches and selected the siding and now you’re finally ready to start that long-awaited remodeling project. Whether your addition budget is large or small, you are adding to both the value of your home and your exposure to risk. To ensure that your project goes smoothly and that you have the coverage you need, here’s what you need to…

We have all, at some point, probably used an extension cord improperly. Have you ever put your hand on a cord and felt how hot it was? Or seen a cord in use that is frayed? Or do you have a cord that has been plugged into the same outlet for years? Electrical Cord Safety: Help Protect Your Buildings from Fire Loss According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), electrical cords and…

Using a snow blower or snow plow can be the perfect way to give your back a break from shoveling snow. However, it is important to take the proper safety precautions to avoid unnecessary injury while clearing snow this winter. There are some important precautions to take before you begin: Read the operator’s manual that came with your equipment before the start of each winter. Look for items…

Fall is right around the corner, and, as the weather changes, it’s important to prepare your home and identify potential problems before they arise. Consider performing the following annual fall maintenance tasks to ensure your home is safe and ready for the months ahead: Have your heating system cleaned and inspected by a qualified technician. Clean and replace the furnace filter if…