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Our East Houma Office Has MOVED!

June 11, 2010

As of June 28, 2010 our East Houma is now @:
The Plaza Caillou Shopping Center:

814 Grand Caillou Rd, Suite 14
2 1/2 blocks south of the current location by CitiTrends

For more info call us @ 985-857-8600

Real Estate Mailing List – Thank You!

March 16, 2010

A special thank you to the local real estate market leaders who have joined our mailing list read our letters in detail. The home insurance market has been great for us this past year and we are off and running for 2010. I have visited most of your websites and offices and you have made a great impression.

As an independent agency we are actively soliciting business and saving folks money. The competition created by additional homeowners companies doing business in Louisiana is a healthy development!

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Sign up and let us keep you up to date!

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New Options for Home Owners!

February 2, 2010


We Have GREAT NEWS!

We have A-Rated companies (newly admitted to the state) now insuring homes in the Lower Terrebonne, Lafourche, and Saint Mary Parishes!

They will consider any property in the 703xx zip codes and will write the same coverages offered by LA Citizens under their Coastal Plan, often with lower rates!

Fair competitive rates and a commitment to quality service for homeowners. Strong financial stability with reinsurance backing. Established by insurance professionals with extensive homeowners insurance experience.

Until now many residents have been written by LA Citizens. Our new companies are often able to save 10% or more. Citizens is expected to raise it’s rates in 2010 another 10%. This is great news!

We strive to find the best solution for the real estate buyer. Please give Insure Mart consideration when choosing a homeowners policy. We really appreciate your business!

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Make Life Fun / RV Insurance

January 24, 2010

If you enjoy roaming the road with your recreational vehicle (RV), you have lots of company. Millions enjoy that freedom, too. Here are some general tips that will help to steer you towards a stress-free season on the road:

Clean it up and air it out. Open all roof vents and windows and then remove any pest control items you may have placed during winter storage. It is also a good idea to clean or replace air conditioner filters.

Check for damage.

  • Look for deterioration of seals around doors, roof vents and windows and reseal as necessary.
  • Check awnings for damage, mildew and insects.
  • Examine the hitch system for wear, loose bolts and cracks.

Change the engine oil and spark plugs. Many manufacturers recommend changing the oil and filter prior to storage and again in the spring. During storage, oil can separate and cause condensation buildup that may harm the engine. While replacing spark plugs, be sure to set the gaps to the recommended manufacturer’s setting.

Inspect the engine.

  • Check the battery.
  • Check the cooling and fuel systems.
  • Drain and flush the entire system of the nontoxic antifreeze you used before placing the RV into storage and replace with the proper coolant.
  • Check for cracks in hoses and fan belts and replace if necessary.
  • Replace fuel filter, and examine the fuel lines and fittings for cracks and leaks.
  • Change the transmission fluid and filter.
  • Flush the water system.

Inspect the tires. Check for cracks, worn treads and correct tire pressure.

Check all lights. Make sure headlights, taillights, brake lights and turn signals are all functioning properly.

Prepare for a safe season. After checking all mechanical components, it’s always a good idea to inspect your safety equipment. This means installing new batteries in flashlights and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and restocking the first-aid kit.

Check your coverage. After making these routine checks, don’t forget to review your insurance policy to make sure it meets your current needs. Progressive, for example, has been insuring RVers for more than 25 years and understands their needs and wants, so it has developed specialized coverages that offer true protection.

It covers more than other companies that simply add RVs onto an existing auto policy.

Did You Know?

After RVers make routine checks, they should review their insurance policy to make sure it meets current needs. Progressive, for example, has developed specialized coverages that offer true protection, much more than other companies that simply add RVs onto an existing auto policy.