Posted: April 1, 2016
Specialty Car of the Week: 1978 Pontiac Trans Am
This sweet 1978 Pontiac Trans Am has been fully restored and has updated Craiger wheels. With the warm weather coming, it will soon be time to take this beauty out for a ride. McElhinny Insurance Agency insures all types of specialty cars, from American muscle cars, to foreign beauties, and even exotics. To see more classic cars our agency has insured, check out the gallery...
Posted: March 17, 2016
Coverage Check: Is Your Property Protected Against Vandalism?
Vandalism may not be the first issue that comes to mind when you think about your commercial insurance. Unfortunately, this concern is very real and can lead to serious destruction of your property. It is often expensive to repair, and acts such as graffiti can have far-reaching consequences for your business. Why Commercial Property Insurance is Crucial Even a single act of vandalism can directly impact your...
Posted: March 2, 2016
On The Road With Uninsured Motorists
A car accident is a shocking event, even when damages are minimal and there are no serious injuries. But at least the insurance company should pay for your vehicle repairs – if you have the right policy. Thankfully, we know car insurance and we want to help you get the coverage that's best for you before you need it. When the Accident Wasn't Your Fault...
Posted: February 29, 2016
Specialty Car of the Week: 1975 Mercedes-Benz Roadster
Check out this entry in our Specialty Car of the Week - a stunning 1975 Mercedes-Benz 450 SL Roadster. This beautiful German 'creampuff' is all original with low mileage. It will soon be out on the road enjoying the sunshine thanks in part to McElhinny Insurance Agency. We insure all types of specialty cars, from American muscle cars, to foreign beauties, and even exotics. To see...
Posted: February 17, 2016
The Value Of Employee Sick Days For Business Owners
While it can be easy to see how sick days would be beneficial to your employees, they are equally valuable to you as an employer. Taking a day or two off from work affects immediate productivity, but the consequences of employees "toughing it out" and coming to work sick are far greater. Coming to Work Sick: Why Not to Do It When there's a lot to be accomplished...
