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5 Ways to Stay Warm This Winter

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Every winter, people predict that *this* will be the coldest winter yet. Of course, we can’t predict what Mother Nature will throw at us, but we CAN predict how we’ll react to it. Your home will inevitably get cold this winter, but with a few quick tips, you can make the most of your heat and help your home stay toasty. The MacGuire Team hopes that your new Colorado Springs home is ready for winter and to keep the warm air in, and we have a few tips to help! Let In the Light Make use of that huge ball of fire in the sky and let it heat your home during the day. When the sun comes up, throw open the curtains and make use of that awesome natural heater. Of course, if your windows don’t get much light on some sides of your house, you can keep those curtains closed to keep in the warmth. On the flip side, when it’s night time, you’ll want to close your curtains to help keep in the warm air and block from the cold. You can even put up temporary blankets over doors and windows that don’t...

FAQs About Home Insurance

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Unlike car insurance, home owner's insurance isn't required (unless you have a mortgage, it can be required in that case.) Like car insurance, though, there can be many details to your insurance policy that can affect what's covered. The Mike MacGuire team knows how important it can be to protect your investment, especially after spending so much time to find the perfect Colorado Springs real estate . Here are a few frequently asked questions about homeowners insurance so you know what to expect from your policy. What is Covered On My Policy? Every policy is as unique as your home - and can sometimes be affected by the details of your home. Do you live in a flood zone? This may be something you want to be covered on your policy. If you live in an area that is affected by hail, rather than risk the damage that hail can cause without coverage, you may want to make sure that it is an inclusion in your policy. Did you know that some policies will cover the food in your f...