If you’re considering a roof replacement before the winter hits, you may also want to think about the air in your attic (there are several common attic venting options).
When it comes to outdoor maintenance, homeowners have two options: do it yourself or pay someone to do it for you.
Read information about how to remove wallpaper from Plymouth Rock Assurance including steps and what to do if you are a new homeowner.
Hurricanes, floods and even fires can strike at any time. Learn which important documents need extra protection, plus how and where to secure them.
Being a first-time homeowner can be exciting … and overwhelming. Avoid common mistakes made by new homeowners with these home care hacks.
Whether you’re selling soon or just want a few updates, you don’t need to spend a fortune to give your home a fresh clean look.
Insurance fraud is a serious crime with serious consequences, but everyone can benefit from containing it.
Plymouth Rock takes an active role reporting insurance fraud, but we also need your help to fight against it.
Homeowners insurance fraud happens when a false, inflated or misrepresented claim is submitted on a homeowners or renters policy for financial gain.
Have you ever been asked the question, “When is a tax not really a tax?” Well the answer is, “When it is an exit tax – which is really a prepayment!” So, do you really know how the so-called NJ exit tax works?
We’ve compiled a list of awesome summer eats, featuring tried-and-true classics like marinated grilled chicken and new favorites like grilled sambal shrimp with peach salsa.
Staying inside is sometimes unavoidable, but with this list of snow day survival tips, you’ll be beating the winter blues in no time.
From New Hampshire to New Jersey, we’ve compiled a list of the best fall foliage trips along the East Coast. So grab your favorite road trip companions, load up the car and get set for the ultimate autumn adventure! Before your trip: please check your destination’s official website for the most up-to-date COVID-19 safety measures and guidelines, as these are constantly changing.
Icicles hanging from your home’s roof may look dazzling, but they can also be a sign of ice dams.
Frigid winter weather increases the risk for ice dams and frozen pipes. But with a few simple steps, you can help protect your home when the mercury dips below freezing.
