Blog Blogs - Meredith Insurance Agency

Why Did My Insurance Rate Go Up If I Haven’t Had Any Accidents?

Jul 15, 2026 | Blog

It’s a question we hear often from drivers throughout the Lakes Region: “Why did my rate increase when I haven’t had any accidents or claims?” If you’ve wondered the same thing, you’re not alone. Many policyholders are surprised...

Davis & Towle Insurance Group President Ryan Towle to Receive the Insurance Library 2026 Insurance Professional of the Year Award

Jun 24, 2026 | Blog

Davis & Towle Insurance Group is proud to announce that The Insurance Library has named Davis & Towle President, Ryan Towle Insurance Professional of the Year. Ryan will receive the award at The Insurance Library’s luncheon gala on Friday, September 25...

Davis & Towle Insurance Group Announces Acquisition of Turner Liberty Insurance

May 1, 2026 | Blog

Davis & Towle Insurance Group, New Hampshire’s largest family-owned independent insurance agency, is proud to announce its acquisition of Turner Liberty Insurance in Farmington, NH, a longstanding independent agency known for its personal service and deep...

What Is an Umbrella Policy? Why Do I Need One?

Apr 9, 2026 | Blog

An umbrella insurance policy gives you extra liability coverage when your auto or homeowners insurance hits its limit. For many New Hampshire families, it’s a simple and affordable way to protect savings, property, and peace of mind if something unexpected happens....

Understanding Ice Dams: Causes, Risks, and How to Protect Your Home

Feb 12, 2026 | Blog, Homeowners Insurance

Ice dams are a frequent winter concern across New England. As winter storms become more unpredictable, understanding how ice dams form—and how to prevent them—can help reduce costly damage to your home or business. What Are Ice Dams? An ice dam is a buildup of ice...

Frozen Pipes Happen — Here’s How to Protect Your Home This Winter

Jan 26, 2026 | Blog, Homeowners Insurance

Living in the Lakes Region means cozy winters, beautiful scenery, and, occasionally, the headache of frozen pipes. It happens quickly and usually when you least expect it — one minute everything’s fine, and the next you’re dealing with water where it shouldn’t be. Why...

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