Individuals & Families | Home Insurance
By:
Corin Cook
April 30th, 2021
Outside of your family, your home is probably the most important thing to you. (Unless you really can’t stand your family … in that case, maybe it’s the most important!)
Individuals & Families | Home Insurance | homeowners insurance
By:
Corin Cook
February 26th, 2021
So you’re buying a second home. Congratulations!
Personal Auto | Individuals & Families | Home Insurance | homeowners insurance | hazard insurance
By:
Corin Cook
January 20th, 2021
Has your mortgage told you you need hazard insurance? Or have you heard someone use the term?
Individuals & Families | Learning Center | company adjuster | Home Insurance | carrier adjuster | homeowners insurance | claim adjuster | individuals and families
By:
Corin Cook
October 15th, 2020
Oh no … someone hit your car? A tree fell on your house? Your home was robbed? You’re kidding me! At Berry Insurance, we’ve seen it all, and in some cases … we’ve been there ourselves. We know in the moments after one of these disasters strike, it seems like the sky is falling.
Individuals & Families | Business Insurance | General Liability | Learning Center | Home Insurance | Workers Compensation | homeowners insurance | individuals and families | Personal Umbrella Insurance
By:
Corin Cook
September 14th, 2020
2020 sure has been the year of getting creative — especially when it comes to schooling. When the country shut down in March as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers, school officials and parents scrambled to come up with a plan for remote learning for the remainder of the school year. Now that school is back in session after summer break, parents, teachers, and students are taking even more innovative approaches to learning.
Individuals & Families | Condo Insurance | Learning Center | Home Insurance | remote learning | Workers Compensation | Renters Insurance | personal insurance
By:
Kaitlyn Pintarich
July 30th, 2020
With the new school year quickly approaching, many parents and families are finding themselves at a loss for how to handle the potential of online or remote learning this fall. I think we’d all agree that right now, we just feel utterly unprepared.