When I think of fall, the first things that pop into my head are the leaves changing colors, pumpkins, apple cider, Halloween, cooler weather and shorter days. While this season is an exciting time for many people across the United States, it can be a dangerous time for your pets. Between the sudden drop in […]
Read MoreFamily Activities To Do At Home During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to compel millions of Americans to shelter in place and work from home for the foreseeable future. Social distancing requirements may be viewed as an opportunity to reconnect as a family. If you are self-quarantining or sheltering in place, we have seven activities you can do as a family to help […]
Read More8 Ways Safety Shoes Protect You on the Job
When you think about shoes for the workplace, heavy-duty footwear such as steel toe boots may come to mind. These boots are important personal protective equipment (PPE) that many industrial and construction worksites require. There are many kinds of shoes that can make jobs safer, though, not just steel toe boots. Other types of boots […]
Read MoreTips for Parents of Students Doing Virtual Learning
Despite the challenges presented by COVID-19, many educators and students have the ability to take their learning online. On August 3rd, School District 54, has decided to start the school year virtually, since COVID-19 cases are on the rise in the county and state. R.C. Keller & Company wanted to share a few tips to […]
Read MoreHow To Guide To Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas produced by the incomplete burning of any carbon-containing material, including gasoline, natural gas, propane, coal or wood. CO is dangerous because it replaces oxygen in the blood and interferes with the transport of needed oxygen to cells in the body. Safety Tips Many incidents involving carbon monoxide […]
Read MoreWe Would Love Your Help!
The Township of Schaumburg is hosting their annual Pack the Bus school supply drive, which help support District 54 low-income students on August 1st. We are a “Drop-Off” location and we are asking for your help and donations for this upcoming school year. From July 15th through July 31st, our office will be accepting donations; […]
Read MoreWhy You Should Consider Equipment Breakdown Coverage
You own a home and consequently have a homeowners insurance policy. This is the minimum amount of coverage you should have for this important asset. Equipment breakdown coverage is an additional, inexpensive endorsement that is meant to cover household appliances that stop working in a case of electrical or mechanical failure. A standard homeowners policy […]
Read MoreKickstart Your Home Fitness Routine
With the events of the last several months, managing stress and anxiety may be an essential part of your life at the moment. One way you can keep your stress levels low is to make sure you remain active. Does this sound familiar? You want to be in better shape but getting started on a […]
Read MoreOperating Your Business During COVID-19
In today’s crazy world we are seeing so much more cyber hacks and all types of Cyber crime. The endorsements added to most business policies just aren’t enough to cover the exposures and the limits any more. As a result, we are recommending to all of our commercial clients that they seriously look at a […]
Read MoreAre Auto Insurance Carriers Giving Refunds Due To COVID-19?
You have heard the rumors that auto insurance companies are giving refunds because of our current COVID-19 pandemic. Insurance companies are offering refunds because most of us are using our vehicles less during the state mandated shelter in place orders. Most companies are referring to them as their Shelter In Place Rebate. This make sense; […]
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