Around the House
Five Fire Hazards in Your Home to Watch Out For
One of the biggest reasons people in Ottawa buy home insurance is to ensure that they are protected from a fire.
How to Keep Your Roof Protected This Winter
While the snow in Ottawa may look beautiful, we never get it in small amounts. At Oegema, Nicholson & Associates, we know that snow in Ottawa can be a lot of fun if you like to Ski-Doo or ski.
Don’t Do It for the ‘Gram: How Social Media Impacts Your Home Insurance
Are you going on holiday? It might be high time to think twice before posting your vacation pictures online — especially if no one else is going to be home.
Tips to Help Deter Burglars and Prevent Theft in Your Home
Spring is here and summer isn’t far off, both being popular times for moving and going on vacation.
Spring Home Repairs That May Be Needed After a Brutal Canadian Winter
The frigid temperatures, snow, ice and winds of Canadian winters take their toll on homes over the winter months, making it especially important for homeowners to look over their homes in the spring.
Thinking ahead to closing your cottage for the winter
Don’t wait until flurries or wind-chill factors start popping up in the forecast to get serious about closing your cottage for the winter, by starting earlier you allow yourself more time to do…
Home Insurance Myths Busted and Explained
We’ve previously covered the topic of Cyber Security and the Steps You Can Take to Safeguard Your Business From Cyber Threats, and as part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, we’re…
Spring Cleaning Tips that Could Save You a Home Insurance Disaster
Get summer-ready with our 2022 cottage checklist. From safety to comfort, Oegema, Nicholson & Associates helps you prep your getaway—read the checklist today!
Spotting Signs of Water Damage in Your Home
Get summer-ready with our 2022 cottage checklist. From safety to comfort, Oegema, Nicholson & Associates helps you prep your getaway—read the checklist today!
Flooding Season Upon Us Once Again
The weather is changing and with the snowbanks beginning to melt away and rain becoming a more common occurrence in the forecast
