​While social distancing kept the usual crowds from gathering for Doug the Quahog’s annual summer prognostication, the Cape’s beloved hard-shelled mollusk delivered an optimistic message for the 2020 summer season.

​Neptune Flood Insurance was created by merging technology, math algorithms, and insurance expertise into an innovative flood insurance product.

​The result was affordable coverage for thousands of Americans – delivered in an effortless, intuitive and on-demand platform. It’s backed by some of the largest insurance markets in the world.

We know that many of our customers are continuing to do their part to help stop the spread of COVID-19 by staying at home. Even as more states begin to relax their shelter-in-place orders, many people continue to drive fewer miles, resulting in a decrease in auto claims.
  
With that in mind, we are extending our Stay-at-Home Auto Premium Credit Program, which will automatically give our Travelers Insurance customers a 15% credit on their June auto premiums.  
 
Customers will receive the automatic credit either on future bills or via their last payment method.
 
Answers to questions that you may have about this program can be found here.

The extension of our Stay-at-Home Auto Program is another example of our efforts to provide relief during this challenging time. 

​For our Travelers Insurance customers, other initiatives include suspending cancellation and nonrenewal of coverage due to nonpayment through June 15 – there will be no interest, late fees or penalties charged during this time. 

We have pledged $5 million to COVID-19 relief efforts to assist families and communities across North America, the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

​We run our business with a value system of love (concern for others), trust, respect, a commitment to excellence and fun.  And thanks, in part, to the customer service focus way we run our business, Calfee Insurance, has consistently been rated 5-Stars (superior) on Google & other platforms by current clients for more than 40 Years.
 
We offer a wide range of coverage, including auto, home, renters and life insurance.  It doesn't stop there - we also provide motorcycle and small business insurance.
 
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​Basically, home contents insurance is insurance protection against the replacement cost that you would otherwise have to pay to replace the contents of your home in the event of then being lost, damaged or stolen.  As is the case with home buildings insurance, the main factors contributing to grounds under which you can make a claim against your home contents insurance include theft/burglary, damage due to floods, burst water pipes or boilers, etc.

There are, however, two very important factors that you need to keep in mind when insuring the contents of your home:</b> 

First, in the case of home contents insurance, it is rarely the case that your mortgage provider is going to insist that you have this type of insurance as part of your mortgage agreement; 

Second, regardless of whether you own or rent the property you are currently living in, you should still be looking to insure the contents of your home – as these are your personal possessions.  

Two further aspects of home contents insurance also need to be considered carefully when you are checking out the different kinds of policies on offer.  In some, but not all, cases you can be insured for your home contents even when the items listed in your home contents insurance policy are not actually physically located on the home ‘property’.  So, for example,

First, it is possible to claim when you are transporting items from one place to another and they are stolen.  

Second, home contents insurance is insurance against the replacement cost of the item being insured. 
 It does not, nor is it intended to, insure you against the nostalgic value of the item damaged/lost.  So, for example, if you insure a picture your deceased grandmother gave you, which would cost to replace, it makes little difference that it was your deceased grandmother who gave it to you and that it cannot, therefore, be replaced. 

Although home contents insurance is, in all but a few very rare circumstances, a completely voluntary scheme of insurance to subscribe to, if you are in any doubt as to the value of this insurance scheme, take a quick mental inventory of the contents on your home and their value and then get a few quotes off the internet and you’ll soon be seeing the value of having your home contents properly insured.

​Get a quote online and work with an insurance agent to find the right Home Insurance coverage for your property and unique needs.

Cover Your Biggest Investments. Get a homeowners insurance quote, find coverage options. We'll help you understand and customize the right home insurance coverage for you.

Find the best homeowners insurance for your propertyHomeowners insurance is designed to protect you from the things that can damage your home, belongings, or hurt you financially. It covers wind/hail damage, fires, lightning, theft, and more. Plus, it covers injuries that occur on your property and lawsuits against you, such as someone suing you because they were hurt at your home.
When you get your free homeowners insurance quote, many of your coverages will be automatically included. Plus, you can add even more. That’s just one of the many reasons we’re #1 in online home insurance quotes.* Get a quote today - we have expert agents standing by to guide you through your choices.

​We recommend coverage amounts for your personal situation and break down everything we offer with clear-cut explanations so you know exactly what you’re getting.

When purchasing property, doing your due diligence is more than a turn of phrase. The period when a house is under contract is an essential part of the homebuying process and requires careful attention to detail. 

By answering some simple questions about your home, we’ll get you the protection that you deserve, all through our secure network.  We recommend coverage amounts for your personal situation and break down everything we offer with clear-cut explanations so you know exactly what you’re getting.

The Basics 
The due diligence process is the buyer's opportunity to review all facets of a potential home sale. From home inspection findings to homeowner insurance costs, it's when you'll take the time to understand exactly what you're potentially buying.

Here are a few due diligence do's and don'ts to consider: 

Do find out how long it lasts. Two weeks is fairly standard for the average due diligence process. However, shorter periods may be negotiated to gain a competitive edge in a seller's market.     

Don't make assumptions about when it begins. In some cases, due diligence is conducted before a property goes under contract. In others, it begins after the contract is signed. 

Do consult an insurance agent. Floodplain and fire-prone areas may require additional coverage. Make sure you know the estimated costs and what a new homeowners insurance policy will cover. 

Don't skim the home inspection. Make sure you're familiar with every line of the report. You may want to get quotes from contractors or negotiate repair costs into your offer. 

Do your research. Review neighborhood characteristics and check the area's crime rates. Look at zoning laws to ensure they align with your long-term goals. 

Don't forget to review the HOA. If you're joining a homeowners association, it's not enough to simply read your HOA documents. Make sure the community is in good physical condition and the association is financially sound.  
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Being thorough in the due diligence phase will help you uncover potential issues and make the right choices for you and your family.