Optimizing Your Office Inventory

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The Importance Of Listing Your Business Property

Suppose that a fire sweeps through your business. No, it is not an ideal scenario to consider, but preparing for the worst is the key to staying successful even in the face of disaster. If a fire burned down your building and destroyed all of your office equipment, you would be fine because your business insurance would kick in to protect you, right?

Correct. The issues arises, though, that you may not be able to think of every individual item that was destroyed in the fire. This could become problematic, as you have a definite amount of time in which you need to file your claim. If you think of that piece of expensive business equipment you rarely use but definitely need a month later, too bad.

How, then, do you ensure that your policy will offer protection for all of your business property? Fortunately, the answer is as simple as it is common sense- create an office inventory. List every item in your office—along with receipts, credit card statements, and appraisals showing its value—on your inventory. It may seem tedious at the time, but it will make filing a claim and getting the reimbursements your business needs to bounce back after a disaster a snap. Make sure you store your office inventory in multiple locations and/or digitally to protect it.

Should a disaster strike, your office inventory will do you no good unless you have the insurance coverage you need to kick in and replace every item on it. To get that high level of business insurance, paired with a high level of service, contact All Nevada Insurance. Our Las Vegas team is here to meet all of your Nevada commercial coverage needs. From guidance on creating your office inventory to support when it comes time to file your claim, call us today.

Get Ready To Rock In Rio

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Las Vegas Joins International Ranks

Joining the likes of the inspiring international cities of Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon, and Madrid, Las Vegas has been announced as the fourth city to host the Rock in Rio music festival. It began in 1985 in Rio de Janeiro, and has grown to be one of the biggest music festivals in the world.

At a star-studded press conference in Times Square, Rock in Rio announced that its 30th anniversary event will be held over the weekend of May 8th and 9th (rock weekend) and May 15th and 16th (pop weekend) in Las Vegas. This will be the first time the festival has come to the United States, and promises to be an all-out party. Metallica, Linkin Park, Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Empire of the Sun, Joss Stone, Deftones, and John Legend have all been announced as part of the initial lineup for 2015.

To hold all of the excitement, Rock in Rio is teaming up with MGM Resorts International, Cirque du Soleil, and Ron Burkle to redefine musical festivals in America. The festival will be held in the “City of Rock,” which will be a custom-made, 37 acre permanent open-air concert venue. The City of Rock will hold six stages, a 64-foot-high zip line, and an air-conditioned area with a view of the City of Rock and a buffet so you can recover and refuel. Whether you are hoping to attend the rock or pop weekends, you can get your tickets here.

We look forward to seeing you at this fun festival! For all of your Nevada insurance coverage needs, contact All Nevada Insurance. We are dedicated to protecting Las Vegas families because our families are in Las Vegas, too. To get the right policy at the right price to have peace of mind in 2015 and beyond, call us today!

Prepping Your RV For The Season—And Road—Ahead

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Is Your Recreational Vehicle Ready For The Summer?

You likely did not take your RV out on the road very often this winter, so it is important to do a little maintenance on it to restore it after months of sitting. Getting your RV ready for your summer adventures will not take too much of your time, but it will ensure that you do not hit any roadblocks as you head out. Here are a few ways you can prep your RV so it will be ready for the road ahead.

  • Perform A Basic Auto Inspection: Your RV is a vehicle, and consequently needs to be maintained in the same way. Check the brake pads, test that brake lights and turn signals are working properly, check your tire pressure and be sure that the tread depth is not too shallow.
  • Spring Clean: While your RV is a vehicle, it is also a living space. Consequently, you should give it the same attention you give your home when it comes to deep cleaning to shake off the dust of winter. Throw your cleaning supplies into a bucket and bring them out to your RV to get it sparkling for summer.
  • Refill Fluids: Drain out the antifreeze from the holding tank and turn off the water heater bypass. Then, according to the manufacturer’s directions, refill the water and propane tanks. While you fill, open the hot and cold water faucet leaks to let the air escape as the tanks fill. Check for leaks.

A crucial component of getting your RV ready for the season ahead is making sure it has the coverage it needs so your adventures will never become stressful. For that kind of protection, contact All Nevada Insurance. Located in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada, we are here to help you get the RV insurance you need to protect your summer travels.

Before You Buy: Car Purchasing Tips

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How To Protect Yourself And Your Future New Car

So many people show up at the car dealership saying “Oh, we are just looking today!” only to drive off the lot in their new ride an hour later. So you do not end up one of those people in an impulse purchase without the coverage you need to protect it, consider these car buying tips.

  • Do Your Homework: Certain makes and models of vehicles will not just cost less at the car dealership, they will cost less in maintenance over the years and to cover with auto insurance. Research the vehicles you are interested in to ensure you do not end up buying one infamous for breakdowns or accidents.
  • Make A Call: If you are adding a new vehicle to your family’s fleet, do not assume that you have thirty days to get the coverage you need. Your car will likely only be protected if you are trading in your previous vehicle for the new car. Either way, call your insurance agent in advance so you can be protected from the moment you drive off the lot.
  • Ask Questions: When you are at the dealership, ask plenty of questions about the safety features that your potential vehicle could come with. Then, give your agent a call and ask about them. While some safety features can help drive your premiums down because they safeguard your car, others are more costly to replace or complex to repair, making your potential vehicle more risky (i.e. more expensive) to insure.

Is your insurance agent coming alongside you during the car buying process so you can get the auto insurance you need to protect your new car? For great service and great coverage, contact All Nevada Insurance in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada. Do not leave your pricey purchase unprotected; call us today!

How To: Add Your Teen Driver

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FAQs About Insuring Your New Driver

Your teen getting ready to reach their 16th birthday is simultaneously terrifying and exciting. On the one hand, you get to spend a lot less time behind the wheel as your family chauffeur once your teen becomes a licensed driver. On the other hand, you have to trust that your child is enough of an adult to man a vehicle. So you can have peace of mind while your teen is behind the wheel, it is important to add him or her to your auto insurance policy. Here are the answers to a few questions you may have when making that change to your policy.

  • When Should I Add My Teen? Generally, you do not need to add your teen driver to your policy until he or she becomes officially licensed. That means you can hold off on insuring him or her during the permit process. Call your insurance agent to double check, though, as you do not want to leave yourself unprotected.
  • How Much Will It Cost? Not surprisingly, your teen is a riskier driver than you are with your years of experience behind the wheel. Consequently, you can expect to see your premiums increase at least a little bit when you add your son or daughter to your policy.
  • How Can I Save? Fortunately, you can take steps to combat the rising cost. Put your teen in a car with a great safety rating, make sure you teen driver completes driver’s education, and encourage him or her to get the best grades possible. Scoring As and Bs will bring your premiums down.

When you are ready to add your teen driver, is it easy to get in touch with your insurance agent? For all of your auto insurance coverage needs, contact All Nevada Insurance in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada. We are here to help you get the right policy so you can have the right level of protection for yourself and your teen driver.

The Perfect Lamb For Your Easter Brunch

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The Right Recipe For This Weekend

What better way to celebrate Easter than gathering your community together for a brunch? To take your meal to the next level, it is important to have a recipe that will wow your friends and family. To help, here is an easy, five ingredient recipe for grilled lamb that will be as fun to eat as it is to make.

Chef’s Tip: Leave ample time for this recipe, as it requires four hours to marinate.

To make this Easter lamb, you will need:

  • A 4 or 5 pound boneless leg of lamb
  • ¼ cup of extra-virgin olive oil
  • 8 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
  • 2 tablespoons of rosemary, minced
  • Salt and pepper

This recipe is a departure from the traditional method of butterflying the lamb on the bone and cooking it whole. Instead, cut along the muscle separations and pull the pieces apart with your fingers. This will ensure that the lamb cooks evenly. Also, cut away gristle and excess fat.

In a dish large enough to fit the lamb, stir together the olive oil, garlic, and rosemary. Add the lamb and coat it with the mixture. Leave it to marinate for four hours at room temperature, turning it occasionally.

Heat your grill. Leaving the garlic and rosemary on the lamb, season it with salt and pepper. Grill the lamb, turning regularly until your meat thermometer reads 125 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit (medium rare) when inserted into each piece. Grilling time will vary by weight, but plan for a 1 ½ pound section to need about 20 minutes to reach medium rare.

Let the lamb rest on the carving board for 15 minutes before slicing thinly. Enjoy!

Happy Easter! While you are celebrating, do you have the protection you need? For all of your Nevada insurance needs, contact All Nevada Insurance.

Are You Aware? April Is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

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Highlighting The Importance Of Alertness While On The Road

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. You should never, ever text behind the wheel, but if you usually pull out your phone after you pull on your seat belt, April is the perfect time to break the habit.

In Nevada, both using a handheld mobile device and texting while driving are illegal. These are steps in the right direction, but contrary to popular belief, using a headset to take your call while behind the wheel is not actually safer than using a handheld device. 30 studies show that because the call is still distracting, talking hands-free does not mean you are driving risk-free. Avoiding calls altogether is the best policy.

On average, when you look at your phone, whether to read a text or make a call, you take your eyes away from the road for five seconds. If you are driving at 55 mph that means that you cover the length of a football field while your eyes are averted. In other words, if something happens in the hundred+ yards in front of your vehicle you will not be able to respond. Put an end to distracted driving in your own life to keep yourself safe!

If you are tempted by your phone while behind the wheel, put it on silent and stow it in your glove box. Learn this habit now, and encourage your friends and family to do the same. Together, we can save thousands of lives this year.

Did you know that a record of safe driving can help bring your auto insurance premiums down? Putting away your phone while driving can put more money in your wallet. To work with a team of agents who will help you take advantage of every discount available to you, contact All Nevada Insurance in Las Vegas. We are here to meet all of your Nevada auto insurance coverage needs.

Bring The Whole Family To This Fun Easter Festival

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Free Event At Centennial Hills Park

Easter is a great time gather the family together for a sunny weekend of community and fun. Who wants to go to all of the trouble (not to mention mess) of dying dozens of eggs at home, only to have your egg hunt end in 15 minutes, though? Fortunately, there is a happy medium that allows you to celebrate the day without adding more prep work to your already busy calendar. Local events enable you to have a great time with your family without the work.

To celebrate the day with your family and friends, gather everyone up and head to The Christian Hope Project’s Easter Festival. This event is free for the whole family, and will run from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Centennial Hills Park (7101 N. Buffalo Drive) on Saturday, April 4th. It is the largest Easter egg hunt in Las Vegas, with tens of thousands of eggs to be found! Just be sure to BYOB (bring your own basket).

Children 0-5 years old will be invited to hunt at 11:30 a.m. The hunt for kids 6-9 will begin at 12:30 p.m. The oldest age bracket, 10-12 years old, will kick off at 1:30 a.m. When your child is not on the prowl for eggs, he or she can enjoy other kid-friendly games at the festival or head to the bounce house!

While the kids hunt, there will be fun for the adults too. Do not miss out on the free raffle and great live music. There will also be hamburgers, hot dogs, popcorn, and snow cones for sale, so come hungry!

Do you have the insurance coverage you need to enjoy this holiday with your family stress-free? For full Nevada coverage at the most competitive price, contact All Nevada Insurance in Las Vegas. We have the right insurance solution for your family.

Prepping Your Boat For The Summer

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Is Your Boat Ready For A Season On The Water?

The warmer weather is fast approaching, and there is no better time than now to prepare your boat to get out on the water. Rather than waiting until you will have to break a serious sweat to get your boat water-worthy, why not start getting ready now so it will be ready to head straight to the lake once it gets truly hot? To help you prepare your boat, consider these steps.

  • De-Winterize: After months of sitting unused, odds are high the fuel in your tank has broken down and some parts of your boat are experiencing corrosion. Schedule a tune-up with a certified engine technician now, as their schedules can get full closer to summer.
  • Water Pump: The rubber impellers your boat’s water pump uses to maintain the proper engine temperature need to be replaced every 200 hours or 2 years. You can check that yours are still going strong by making sure water is still circulating as it should through your motor. While you are at it, test that the thermostats that ensure your engine has the right temperature of water are reading accurately.
  • Fluids & Filters: Check your oil reservoir and your gear oil. Replace your fuel filters once a year or every 100 miles. The start of each season is a great time to replace this filter each year, so you will not forget allowing ethanol, which acts as a solvent, to build up in your engine.

Does your boat have the insurance coverage it needs so you can enjoy your time out on the water with your biggest concern being when to reapply sunscreen? For all of your Nevada boat insurance needs, contact the experts at All Nevada Insurance in Las Vegas. We are here to ensure you are financially safeguarded, no matter how the wind and waves may buffet you.