Liberty Mutual Independent
About : We will meet your insurance needs with exceptional service. As an independent insurance agency we represent many companies.
302 N 3RD ST, STERLING, CO 80751
Phone: 970-522-1681
Fax: 970-522-1467
Distance: 36.0 Miles
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As we get ready to enter the fall season, here are some good tips for getting your house ready for the fall & winter seasons:
1) Inspect and clean gutters and downspouts, or have it done
2) Seal gaps and cracks around windows and doors with weather-stripping and caulk
3) Have your roof inspected for damaged or curled shingles, corroded flashing and leaky vents
4) Repair or fill cracks in your sidewalks, driveways, and steps
5) Have your outdoor faucets and irrigation systems drained & winterized, if necessary
6) Clean or replace dirty furnace filters
7) Have a professional inspect your heating system, before it gets cold & you need the heat
8) If you have a fireplace, check it for soot or creosote build-up, better yet, schedule a visit from a reputable chimney sweep
9) If you have a gas-fired room heater, have it inspected by a professional
10) If you have a wood-burning stove, avoid a deadly situation by having it inspected before firing it up
11) Test smoke and CO monitors, inspect (or install) fire extinguishers and review fire escape plans.
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Disasters can occur anytime, and during any season. If a disaster strikes, are you and your family ready? The following are basic essentials in an home emergency kit:
a) Water (1 gal per person/day)
b) Food (non-perishable - 3 day supply)
c) Manual can opener
d) Battery-operated radio
e) Flashlight w/extra batteries
f) First aid kit
g) Whistle
h) Extra clothing for every member of family
i) Garbage bags & duct tape
j) Wrench or pliers (to turn off utilities; if necessary)
k) Cash
l) Copies of important documents
m) Hygiene items
n) Fire extinguisher
o) Matches in waterproof container.
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Well friends, warmer (and windy) weather is upon us. Finally the snow has melted - which is a good reason to go check your basements, crawl spaces & storage areas. All the snow melt may have caused water leakage into your basement or other below-ground areas.