Worth 1000 Words: The Importance of Photos with Your Insurance Claim
- Jul
- 09
If you’re facing an insurance claim from a recent accident with your vehicle or home repair need after a storm or a pipe leak, we understand that you are frustrated. It’s never easy trying to manage everyday life with one car, or living among the cleanup efforts in your home, and the LAST thing on […]
read moreHidden Risks: Is Your Home REALLY Kid-Friendly?
- Jun
- 28
With kids home for the summer, many parents are becoming painfully aware of just how many things can go wrong with little ones. Curious minds and lack of discernment for danger can leave your child in a precarious situation if you haven’t taken time to think ahead and do some updated “kid-proofing.” Sure, we’ve all […]
read moreHurricane Season 2018: What You Need to Know
- May
- 30
Hurricane season 2018 is almost here, and with Irma fresh on our minds from last year, and Alberto already moving toward mainland, we are all eyeballing our hurricane stash and making sure our generators are ready to go. While preparing your home, stocking supplies, and mapping your route out of town are important, preparing your […]
read moreSpring Into Action: Checking Up on Your Policies Before Summer
- Mar
- 21
Now that Spring is here, Florida residents are ready to enjoy the few weeks of warm, breezy sunshine we get before the heat and humidity in. Along with this nice weather come a whole new set of considerations to make regarding your insurance coverage before June rolls in, bringing summer and all that comes with […]
read moreSpring Break Staycation: Why Winter Haven Is The Best
- Mar
- 10
Spring break for local Polk County schools is just around the corner, and while the rest of the southeast is still dealing with typical (cold) weather, Florida’s warm sunshine and perfectly breezy temperatures are the perfect backdrop for all of your vacation plans while you’re off of school and/or work. While some people choose to […]
read moreMoving on Up: What You Need to Know About Insurance Coverage When You Relocate
- Feb
- 22
Is the new year also bringing a new location for you and your family? If you are planning a move in the near future, you’re likely busy with the stress of selling your current home, purchasing a new one, and planing to move ALL your stuff within a limited window of time. However, an important […]
read moreSo You’re Moving…Now What?
- Jan
- 25
If you’re preparing for a move, or are currently in the middle of one, insurance is likely not the first thing on your mind. Issues such as transferring utilities, renting your moving equipment and lining up help, and making sure your address is changed in all required locations are just a few of the many […]
read moreCustomer Service vs. Sales Culture: The Choice Is Yours
- Jan
- 18
Customer service is the focus of business of all sizes, and you often hear claims of “rated best for customer service” or other similarly worded accolades, but do you really know how to gauge a business’s customer service? In a world where sales culture is prominent, many consumers have forgotten the beauty of true customer […]
read moreResolving to Keep Your Resolutions: Make 2018 Your Best Year Yet
- Jan
- 03
Happy New Year and welcome 2018! Carroll Marshall Insurance is looking forward to another great year of serving the greater Winter Haven area, and we can’t wait to help our friends and neighbors here in Polk County make this the best year to date. We know at this point in the new year, many people, […]
read moreNew Year, New Plan: Preparing for 2018
- Dec
- 13
A New Year means a new list of resolutions, and for many people, getting in shape is on that list. Being in shape is important, since it keeps you physically strong, prepares you for handling things that come your way, and aids in an overall sense of well-being. However, did you know that your insurance […]
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