Hurricane season can be an anxious time for Texas homeowners, with many remembering the impact of recent storms like Hurricane Harvey or Hurricane Ike. Although you can't fully shield your home from the impact of a major storm or hurricane, you can take preventative steps now to reduce damages and make sure you and your loved ones have what you need to ride out any kind of major disaster.

If you're a business owner in Texas, then you're probably well aware of the arrival of hurricane season. Even if your business isn't located directly on the Texas Gulf Coast, a strong hurricane or storm system can create a ripple effect across the state, impacting your business as well as your utilities, vendors, and customers.

As a business owner, your commercial property is the heart of your operations. Whether you run a popular restaurant, an upscale retail store, or a busy office park, protecting your property is essential to the long-term success and future of your business.

Running a successful business requires a lot of important steps, like developing a great service or product, finding new ways to expand your customer base, and managing your finances for long-term stability. However, it also involves knowing your risks and planning well to minimize your exposure to them.

Are you thinking of relocating your growing business to a new location? Maybe you want to be in a larger space, closer to your target market, or are tired of constant rent hikes and unfavorable lease terms.

When the days get shorter and temperatures start to fall, you'll probably break out your warmer clothes and winter decorations, but your home needs preparation, too. Although Texas is usually spared from heavy snowfall and icy precipitation, it's still important to make sure your home is fully prepped for colder weather.

Discover eight tips that can help protect your home this coming winter, and also how Homeowners Insurance from Aegis Insurance & Financial Services can add an extra layer of protection for your property.

If you're running a restaurant or retail store in a flood-prone region of Texas, carrying Flood Insurance isn't just a good idea – it's a must-have to protect the future of your business. August brings with it the busiest months of hurricane season, so your business needs to take every precaution to avoid major losses.

Summer is here, and we all know what that means—unforgiving heat, scorching temperatures, and the occasional severe weather thrown into the mix. As we gear up for another summer in Texas, it's essential to be aware of the challenges that may come and how to prepare for them.

In today's blog post, we'll discuss the three biggest hurdles Texas homeowners may face during this brutal summer weather and what kinds of Personal Insurance policies can help mitigate those risks.

Hurricane season is a reality that Gulf Coast business owners have to face every year. Because of their strong winds and heavy rains, hurricanes can cause significant damage to restaurants, leading to lost revenue and expensive repairs.

This week, Hurricane Ian made landfall in the state of Florida, bringing with it torrential winds, devastating storm surges, and widespread flooding. Although Texas businesses and homeowners can breathe a quick sign of relief that our region was spared, the reality is that catastrophic weather can impact our region at any time.