Your couch is not going to crash - I hope!
Nicholas Springer
You know that new mower you bought that is going to cut your mowing time in half? Do you know how is it covered under your home policy?
Well, not like you think it is! It's Basically covered just like your couch is.
So, what can happen to your couch? It gets stolen? It burns in a fire. A water pipe can break and it can get damaged. But it will probably never collide with anything. As in, roll down the street and collide with another couch head-on. (Technically the damage it does to other things and people could be covered but the damage it sustains will not be covered.)
Why? Because Collison coverage is not an option on your home policy. It’s on your auto policy because that is something that can and does happen. It’s just not something that happens to the average person’s Couch.
Put it on the schedule!
When something is specifically listed on a policy, it is scheduled on that policy. Meaning that one specific item is listed on the policy, generally for open peril, but there are going to be exceptions.
In order to really cover anything that drives, whether it be an eBike, Motorcycle or riding lawnmower, it must be on the right policy and it must include Collision coverage. We have a few policies just for this purpose – to cover your mobile items that just might crash into something.
Nick Springer, current President and CEO of Springer Insurance, joined the agency in 2000. From CSR to telemarketer, Associate Agent, Vice President and now President, Nick worked every possible job in the agency, including janitor while he was in middle school two nights a week!
After taking over for Reta, who retired in 2018, Nick and his wife Shannon have grown the agency to four locations and recently moved the HomeOffice to a new Office Condo, still in Midlothian. Over his many years, Nick has attained the designation of a Certified Authority on Workers Compensation (CAWC) and most recently the coveted Certified Insurance Counseller (CIC) designation.
Nick is now heading up the new Springer Private Client Division geared to High Net Worth clients.
