Lindsay Goebel

As a risk manager in the Troy, Rochester Hills, Bloomfield Hills, Oakland Twp, and surrounding areas, I am dedicated to protecting assets and helping customers achieve their dreams. Our agency prioritizes exceptional customer service, evident in our positive Google reviews. Beyond my professional role, I am actively involved in the community as a wife, mother of two, and middle school girls' basketball coach. I am also proud to be a member of the Troy Chamber of Commerce and the Women's Council of Realtors of Greater Rochester Area. Furthermore, I devote my time as a volunteer at Blessings in a Backpack Avondale. If our paths cross, I look forward to saying hello!

Here are some summer insurance tips to consider:

• Review your policies: Take the time to review your insurance policies, including homeowners, renters, and auto insurance. Make sure you understand the coverage you have and any limitations or exclusions that may apply.

• Update your policy if needed: If you have made any significant changes during the summer, such as purchasing new valuable items or renovating your home, consider updating your policy to ensure proper coverage.

• Protect your home while traveling: If you're going on vacation, take steps to protect your home. Ensure your homeowners or renters insurance policy covers theft or damage while you're away. Consider installing security systems or notifying your neighbors to keep an eye on your property.

• Check your auto insurance coverage: If you're going on a road trip, make sure your auto insurance coverage is up to date. Confirm that you have adequate liability coverage, collision coverage, and comprehensive coverage if needed.

• Understand rental car insurance: If you're renting a car for your summer travels, familiarize yourself with the rental car insurance options. Check if your personal auto insurance or credit card company covers rental cars, which can help you avoid unnecessary expenses.

• Protect your belongings at the beach or pool: If you're heading to the beach or pool, be cautious with your personal belongings. Check if your homeowners or renters insurance policy covers theft or damage to your belongings outside of your home. If not, consider purchasing additional coverage.

• Consider umbrella insurance: If you want extra liability protection beyond the limits of your auto or homeowners' insurance, consider purchasing an umbrella insurance policy. It can provide additional coverage and protection.

• Stay safe during outdoor activities: If you're participating in outdoor activities, such as boating, camping, or hiking, make sure you have appropriate insurance coverage. Check if your existing policies cover accidents or injuries that may occur during these activities.

Remember, it's always a good idea to consult with an insurance professional to ensure you have the right coverage based on your specific needs and circumstances.