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Summer in Texas means your AC unit is officially the MVP of your home. Regular maintenance like changing filters, cleaning coils, checking refrigerant doesn't just extend its life.

It can also prevent the kind of mechanical failures that catch homeowners off guard. Visit www.coverica.com

Texas summers are getting hotter and drier. Is your homeowners policy keeping up?

World Environment Day is a good reminder that climate patterns are shifting and so is wildfire risk across Texas.

Does your homeowners policy reflect the risks in your specific area? It's worth a look before summer heat peaks. Visit www.coverica.com

National Safety Month is here and we're starting with the basics: do you have a home evacuation plan?

A plan takes 20 minutes to create and could save lives. And yes, your insurance should be part of that conversation too.

Know where your policy documents are. Know your carrier's claims number. Visit www.coverica.com

June is National Homeownership Month! Owning a home in Texas is one of the biggest investments you'll ever make. Protect it like one.

Whether you just bought or have owned for years, your coverage should grow with your home. This month we'll share tips on homeownership, maintenance, and how to protect everything you've built.

Reach out to us to have your coverage checked. Visit www.coverica.com

Rest is not a reward. It should be part of your plan. Taking care of yourself matters and it includes making sure your financial safety net is solid. Take a breath today.

When your coverage is right, one big piece of life's stress is handled. Check your coverage this week. Visit www.coverica.com

Did you know that men are 2x less likely to visit a doctor regularly? June is Men's Health Month. Let's talk about the kind of protection most men put off like life and disability insurance.

Getting covered while you're young and healthy is one of the smartest financial moves you can make.

Talk with a CoVerica team member today about your coverage options. Visit www.coverica.com

Our annual CoVerica Crawfish Boil was a great opportunity to step away from our desks, spend time together, and enjoy one of our favorite company traditions. 🦞

A special thank you to everyone who joined us, and best wishes to Samantha as she begins her next adventure. We’re grateful for her contributions and the impact she’s made on our team.

Here's to strong teams, lasting friendships, and making time to celebrate along the way.

May is almost through and June 1 marks the start of hurricane season. Are you ready?

If you're on the Gulf Coast or anywhere in between, now is the time to review your wind, flood, and homeowners coverage.

Don't let June 1 catch you off guard. Visit www.coverica.com

Headed back to the pool this summer? A little preparation goes a long way in keeping everyone safe.

Staying alert, planning ahead, and knowing what to do in an emergency can make all the difference for your family.

Need help insuring your home and pool? Reach out to the team at www.coverica.com

The latest episode of Crane Talk is live!

This week, Ron Thompson and Gene Greiner sit down with Billy Woolf, acting Safety Director for Davis Crane Group, to discuss the real-world challenges of managing safety, accountability, litigation, and risk inside one of the nation’s largest crane and rigging operations.

The conversation covers:
• Building a culture of accountability across multiple locations
• Why trust in the field matters as much as written policies
• The growing impact of litigation and insurance costs on the industry
• Advocacy efforts in Washington D.C. surrounding tort reform
• How rising legal costs affect equipment investment and operations
If you work in cranes, rigging, trucking, construction, insurance, or industrial safety, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Watch or listen now, and if you have a question for Ron, Gene, or Billy, drop it in the comments. It may be featured in a future episode of Crane Talk.

How Lawsuit Abuse Is Hitting the Crane Industry with Billy Woolf of Davis Crane “A good safety culture starts with leadership willing to look in th...