by Knapton Insurance | Oct 16, 2013 | Auto Insurance, Driving Safety Tips, Safety Tips
When a vehicle breaks down in the slippery winter season, freezing temperatures, precipitation, icy roads, limited visibility, and weather delays can strand motorists in life-threatening situations. Having a well-stocked winter survival kit in your vehicle will help...
by Knapton Insurance | Sep 24, 2013 | Fall Safety, Home Maintenance Tips, Safety Tips
The leaves are already changing, the kids are back in school, and the holidays will be here in the blink of an eye. The cooler days and frosty nights of fall are a sign that winter is right around the corner, so it’s a good idea to look around your home and make any...
by Knapton Insurance | Jul 23, 2013 | Safety Tips, Summer Safety
For many New Hampshire residents, summer is a highly anticipated time to enjoy fun in the sun with friends and family. However, the summer season poses a unique set of risks, from heat exhaustion and heat stroke to pool-related accidents and injuries. Keep the...
by Knapton Insurance | Apr 4, 2013 | Home Insurance, Insurance, Safety Tips
All dwellings should have least one fire extinguisher. Do you have the right fire extinguisher for your home? For the small fires that are in the early stages, having a fire extinguisher handy greatly increases your ability to take control and put out the fire....
by Knapton Insurance | Mar 28, 2013 | Flood Insurance, Insurance, Safety Tips
How to prepare for a flood is something every New Hampshire resident should know. According to NH.gov, the most common natural disaster in the State of New Hampshire is flooding. With each year that passes, we see another New Hampshire community fall victim to rising...
by Knapton Insurance | Mar 22, 2013 | Driving Safety Tips, Safety Tips
Although it’s likely coincidental, doesn’t it seem like children get hungry or bored as soon as they get in the car? Whether you’re driving across town or across the country, many parents can identify with the sounds of “I’m hungry,” “I’m bored,” and “Are we there...
