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Roanoke Valley Insurance of Ahoskie handles everything from Auto, Life, Marine, Boating, Hunting, Home, Health and Outdoor Insurances. Serving Ahoskie, Murfreesboro, Windsor, Gates County and all areas of North Carolina!

1110 North Academy St. Ahoskie, N.C. 27910 - (252) 209-6024

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Your Trusted Independent 
Insurance agency since 2001

General Liability - Property - Flood - Business Auto - Bonds - Life

Farm/Agricultural - Truck Liability & Physical Damage 

Outdoor: Hunting - Boating - Camping

Equipment Floater/Inland Marine - Commercial Trucking

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Helpful Hints and Insights
from your friends here at RVIS

Cold Weather Is Coming:

Are You and Your Home Ready?

 

As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to drop, cold weather is quickly approaching. While cozy sweaters and warm drinks are welcome signs of the season, colder weather can also bring challenges for homeowners, drivers, and families. Preparing now can help you stay safe, comfortable, and protected as winter settles in.

One of the most important steps in cold-weather preparation is making sure your home is ready. Check your heating system early to ensure it’s working properly and efficiently. Replace filters, schedule routine maintenance, and make sure vents are clear. Sealing gaps around doors and windows can help keep cold air out and warm air in, lowering heating costs and improving comfort.

Frozen pipes are another common winter concern. When temperatures dip below freezing, exposed pipes can freeze and burst, causing costly water damage. Insulating pipes in crawl spaces, basements, and garages can reduce this risk. On especially cold nights, allowing faucets to drip slightly can help keep water moving and prevent freezing.

Winter weather also affects driving conditions. Ice, sleet, and snow can make roads slippery and unpredictable. Make sure your vehicle is winter-ready by checking tire tread, battery life, and fluid levels. Keep an emergency kit in your car that includes blankets, a flashlight, water, and basic supplies. Slowing down and allowing extra travel time can make a big difference when conditions worsen.

Don’t forget about personal safety as well. Cold temperatures can increase the risk of hypothermia and frostbite, especially for children and older adults. Dress in layers, cover exposed skin, and limit time outdoors during extreme cold. If you use space heaters, keep them away from flammable materials and never leave them unattended.

Winter storms can also lead to power outages. Having flashlights, extra batteries, and a charged power bank on hand can help you stay prepared. Knowing where your home’s main water shutoff is located can be invaluable if a pipe breaks during freezing conditions. Taking a little time now to prepare can help prevent unexpected problems later. Cold weather may be inevitable, but stress and damage don’t have to be. Planning ahead helps protect your home, your belongings, and the people you care about most.

From your friends at Roanoke Valley Insurance of Ahoskie, we encourage you to stay safe, stay warm, and enjoy the season with peace of mind.

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