Allstate Insurance: Lucas Mahaney
535 Westmorland Rd, Unit 4B E2J 3T3 Saint John, NB, Canada

Unsuspecting drivers could become a target of auto insurance fraud. Protect yourself by recognizing some of the red flags. #FPM2021

With more people at home due to the pandemic, there has been an alarming increase in residential fires. Allstate Canada has reported a 51% increase in claims for residential fires resulting from cooking or smoking in 2020 compared to 2019, and many of them are completely preventable. Learn more about fire prevention and safety at home in our blog: http://bit.ly/3eoh0hc

In the last year, many of us have undoubtedly experienced unprecedented challenges. Allstate Canada employees have embodied our vision of bringing strength, experience and care to their local communities through support of numerous charitable organizations. With a decline in donations and volunteerism across the Canadian charitable sector, we recognize how important it is for our charitable giving to reach those most in need as we commit to fostering an environment of inclusi...on, involvement and empowerment. Read more about how our employees got involved by visiting our Good Hands Blog below. #InsideAllstate #corporatesocialresponsibility #charitablegiving

A watched pot never boils, but an unwatched pot can be a safety hazard. With more people at home now, cooking or smoking-related fire claims are on the rise. Follow these fire safety tips on our Good Hands Blog to help minimize risks and keep your family safe: http://bit.ly/2Yo6gXa

When it comes to safety, it’s important to have measures in place in case a fire breaks out. You should have at least one fire extinguisher on each floor of your home, and be sure you know how to properly use it. For helpful fire safety tips, read our Good Hands Blog: http://bit.ly/3ciiIjh

Canadians are known for our winters and winter sports. Whether you’re hitting the slopes, the ice, snowshoeing on trails or sledding down hills, be sure to take precautions to stay safe in the snow. http://bit.ly/3nMJeEg

There’s nothing prettier than a fresh snowfall. But for homeowners, a blanket of snow can mean a lot of hard work. Snow shoveling is the cause of many injuries and heart attacks, so it’s important that you know how to do it safely. Simple things like keeping your cell phone on you while shoveling alone in case of an emergency can help protect you. For more tips like this, visit out our blog: http://bit.ly/3qq2dW5

Making New Year’s resolutions is the easy part. Keeping them can be trickier. Here’s one easy way to start the year off right check in with your Allstate agent to review your insurance policies and make sure they still fit your family’s needs. Read our Good Hands blog for more practical New Year’s resolutions you can actually keep: http://bit.ly/3aAgZ7W

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Be sure to fix any roof issues before winter arrives. Check for signs of loose or missing shingles to avoid dealing with water leaking into your home. #TipTuesday

Reminder: Turn off all outdoor water sources. These pipes can freeze during the winter, so close shut off valves for all outside faucets, and then drain them.

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Did you know, regular inspection and replacement of the roof on your house will help ensure your home insurance policy is in good standing? Learn more about home maintenance on our Good Hands blog at http://goodhandsadvice.ca/.

Wishing you and your family a warm and happy Thanksgiving. #HappyThanksgiving

Do you have any special Thanksgiving family traditions you’d like to share? Tell us in the comments below.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner. What is your favourite Thanksgiving dish? Feel free to share some of your most loved Thanksgiving recipes in the comments below.

Allstate Canada has unfortunately seen a 62% increase of cooking or smoking related fire claims compared to last year. With the start of #NationalFirePreventionWeek, be sure to visit the Good Hands Blog to learn tips to keep you and your loved ones safe.

For many students, learning is going to look a little different this year. If your kids are spending the school year learning online, consider dedicating a specific space for school work in order to be productive and limit distractions. Share some of your tips and tricks in the comments below, and learn more by visiting our blog at goodhandsadvice.ca. https://blog.allstate.ca/preparing-your-home-for-academi//

It’s quite often people hear a red coloured car increases a buyer’s insurance rates. We’re here to set the record straight. The answer is fiction. (However, this was true up until the late 1970s.) Even though nearly one in 10 Canadians avoid certain colours to reduce insurance costs, a vehicle’s colour has no bearing on the cost of the insurance premium. To learn more about car insurance visit www.allstate.ca.

Customers impacted by Tropical Storm Teddy in Nova Scotia and parts of New Brunswick can submit a claim online through myAllstate or contact our 24-hour claims line at 1-800-561-7222. Please note that call volume may be higher than normal. To report a claim online, visit https://www.allstate.ca/webpages/claims/claims-overview.aspx to log into your myAllstate account or to create a new account. Visit our Good Hands blog for more helpful information on how to prepare for a tropical storm.