Steve Gross - Insurance

Summer’s blazing-hot sidewalks can burn your dog’s paws. Check the temperature of the sidewalk with the back of your hand before you head out for a walk. If you can’t stand the heat, your pup may not be able to either.

There’s no better time than spring to plant seeds for the future. Life insurance is a great place to start as you plan for helping financially protecting your loved ones.

We are committed to serving our veterans with quality insurance options available. Proud to support those who served!

Before you give your pup a summer haircut, consider this: all that fur insulates *against* heat. That’s right — your dog’s coat keeps him cool. Plus, a close cut can leave him vulnerable to sunburn and skin cancer. Think about a trim (and maybe an inflatable pool), instead. https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/hot-weather-safety-tips

Some 10,600 home fires each year are caused by grills, according to the National Fire Protection Association. You don’t want yours to be one of them. Before barbecue season starts, make sure your grill or smoker is a safe distance from your home, deck railings and overhanging balcony or shrubbery.

Dropped your new iPhone? Spilled on your tablet? It happens. Protect your devices this season with Farmers Total Device Protection. We cover accidental damage, mechanical breakdowns, and more. Find out how you can save!

Let’s be honest: Unless you’re an agent who geeks out on it (like me), pondering your insurance coverage doesn’t come naturally. A helpful reminder? When the seasons change, consider calling me — I’m here to make it easier on you.

Humor me. Ballpark the number of times you’ve thought about your pet today. More than 10? Less than 1,000? Let’s talk about how pet insurance can help you keep your furball happy and healthy for years to come.

At 55 miles an hour, sending or reading a text is like driving the length of a football field — with your eyes closed, according to the Centers for Disease Control.