Hitting a deer is a risk that every driver, especially in New Hampshire, must consider. It is an experience that is unpredictable, terrifying, and expensive if you don't have the proper insurance. Here is what you need to know regarding hitting a...

As residents in New Hampshire and across the country feel the financial pain of rising costs, many are searching for ways to save money. This has increased the number of people considering switching home insurance companies in hopes of obtaining...

HPM Insurance Proud to Support the Lakes Region Rotary

Last month, the Lakes Region Rotary Club rolled out the red carpet at the Laconia Country Club to distribute proceeds from the 11th annual car show fundraiser held earlier in the summer. The...

Costs are continuing to go up on nearly everything, including NH Homeowner's Insurance.  Here is an explanation as to why and what you can do about it.

Insurance is a great way to protect valuables, but it can only work after a loss occurs and if the loss is covered.  As losing your valuables is stressful and likely expensive, prevention is vital. This is why I threw an air tag into my suitcase...

With the cost of everything rising, it may not be obvious that commercial property insurance is also severely impacted by inflation. Commercial property insurance covers rebuilding or repairing a commercial building(s) in a covered loss, including...

Catalytic converter theft is an increasingly common problem,spiking 2,000% in the past three years. This may seem like a problem only in big cities, but think again.  In April of 2023, seven thieves were arrested for stealing hundreds of catalytic...

Living in New England, we are used to the occasional power outage.  Losing electricity is not just a hassle; it can cause damage to your home and property. Here is how a NH homeowner's insurance policy might cover a power outage at your home.

We almost made it through without a major snowstorm in NH this year, but as all New Englanders know, October through April is fair game for a wicked big stawm.

5 Tips to Prepare for a Nor'Easter

You may assume that because a worker is not on your payroll, they would not be considered employees, according to the Department of Labor (DOL), but think again. The DOL differentiates between two types of hired workers: employees and subcontractors...