Please join us in celebrating Cynthia's 20th anniversary at Jenkins & James!
In observance of the holiday, our office will be closed on Monday September 7th. We will reopen at 9am on Tuesday. Have a great and safe weekend!
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How to Declutter Your Garage
What if you had lots of ways to help prevent property damage instead of just having to cope with it after it happens? See how we make it our business to help you head off trouble. http://tkpl.us/fn7dc
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Are You Prepared for Life’s “What Ifs”?
You need to insure your auto and your home. That takes multiple policies—and shopping around can burn up a lot of time. Watch this quick video to see the easy way to get great value. As your local independent agent, I can save you time and money. Please take a look. http://tkpl.us/fliac
Jenkins & James Insurance Agency updated their business hours.
Wishing you and your family a #HappyThanksgiving.
Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
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How to Talk Turkey
This year we can expect more from our Turkey. Happy #Thanksgiving.
Stay both safe and unrecognizable while grocery shopping this #Thanksgiving Holiday.
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Help protect the inside and outside of your home from winter weather damage with these winter maintenance tips.
2021 calendars are in! Come grab one before they are gone.
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Driving on icy roads can definitely be nerve-racking. Stay safer on the road with these tips.
Winter is coming. Download Travelers checklist to make sure you're prepared and your home is winter-ready.http://tkpl.us/gghm6
Winter is here. It’s time to get your car ready for the snow and ice! Learn how to help prepare your car for the wintery roads, with these tips:http://tkpl.us/ghzoo
Let it snow? How about no (unless you're prepared). Here are tips to help you prepare for a snowstorm: http://tkpl.us/gjok0
We wish you a Merry Christmas! In observance of the holiday, our office will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas day, returning on 12/28.
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Snow Shoveling Safety Tips
Winter is coming. Download Travelers checklist to make sure you're prepared and your home is winter-ready.http://tkpl.us/glqou
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Help protect the inside and outside of your home from winter weather damage with these winter maintenance tips.
Winter is here. It’s time to get your car ready for the snow and ice! Learn how to help prepare your car for the wintery roads, with these tips:http://tkpl.us/gnbdu
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Driving on icy roads can definitely be nerve-racking. Stay safer on the road with these tips.
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Snow Shoveling Safety Tips
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Carbon monoxide can be a scary thing. Clearing all outdoor vents of snow can help keep you safer. Get more tips.
Let it snow? How about no (unless you're prepared). Here are tips to help you prepare for a snowstorm: http://tkpl.us/gowdo
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Best Winter Vacation Destination
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Cutest Pets in Snow
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Once an ice dam has formed, a safe way to remove it is to melt it using calcium chloride. Learn more from Travelers.
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Share these snow blower safety tips from Travelers to help keep everyone safer this winter.
If we're good enough for Bernie...
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Winter Car Safety Tips
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Fireplaces can provide warmth and comfort, but they can also become a hazard. Share these fireplace safety tips.
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Stay toasty this season with these space heater safety tips from Travelers.
It is no secret that these extreme temperatures can cause pipes to freeze and burst causing water damage to our homes and businesses. Below are some tips on how to prevent frozen pipes
and how to carefully thaw frozen pipes:
Prevention:
• Keep garage doors closed if supply lines are present in garage.
• Let the cold water drip from faucets. Doing this even at a trickle can prevent freezing.
• Keep your thermostat set at the same temperature day and night.
• Open cabinet doors where supply lines are present allowing warmer air to enter. (bathroom sink, kitchen sink, etc.)
Thawing (Carefully):
• Locate where the main water shut off valve so you can shut water off immediately limiting further damage.
• Never use open flames or torches for thawing frozen pipes!
• Set a space heater near the area, away from flammable materials.
• Use a hair dryer on the pipe.
• Turn on the faucet to allow water to run through pipe. This should help melt the ice.
• Keep heat applied until full water pressure is restored.
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