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How Mach1 Lending Builds Financial Freedom with Lindow Insurance

Discover how Mach1 Lending and Mach1 Capital rely on Lindow Insurance for tailored coverage and expert guidance. With Christine Kilpin’s support, Mach1 has scaled its business with confidence, securing properties and investments across Wisconsin.

A Strong Partnership: How Lindow Insurance Supports Electrical Connections

Discover how Lindow Insurance partners with Electrical Connections to provide tailored business insurance solutions. Learn how personalized care and custom policies can protect your business.

Benefits of Custom Insurance for Home and Business Owners

Explore how custom insurance policies from Lindow Insurance can protect homeowners and businesses from rising rates and changing market conditions.

A Passion for Racing: Wilke's Auto Service and Their Sprint Car Journey

American Advantage Insurance is proud to sponsor Wilke's Auto Service and their dedicated sprint car team (consisting entirely of family), led by driver Eric Wilke. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to community, family, and the thrill of the race. Let's take a closer look at the story behind Wilke's Auto Service and their racing endeavors.

Protecting What Matters: Tornado Preparedness and Insurance Insights

For individuals and businesses alike, understanding how to prepare for and mitigate the impacts of tornadoes is crucial, especially now that we are in the middle of the stormy season.

Crucial Updates on Property Insurance Changes: Impact on Wind and Hail Claims

Explore vital changes in the property insurance market, particularly regarding wind and hail claims. Understand how these adjustments affect homeowners and business policies and what it means for your coverage in 2024.

Why Renters Insurance is a Good Idea

Renters insurance policies are made to protect your valuable, sentimental, and essential possessions. Simply put, they make things right in case of losses or accidents. Let’s look at why renters insurance is worth considering and explore what kinds of coverage could be a fit for you.

Flood Insurance for Wisconsin Homeowners and Renters: Stop Rain From Draining Your Savings

Just one inch of standing water can cause as much as $25,000 in damage, so playing it safe sounds like a smart move. But how can you know what type of flood insurance policy is best for you?

What Product Liability Insurance Can Do for Your Manufacturing Business

Product liability insurance insulates you from the financial consequences of claims and lawsuits.

The Lindow Analysis: Jon Oaks Shares His Thoughts On The Insurance Industry In 2024

2023 was another challenging year for insurance carriers in the Midwest. Storm frequency and severity along with inflation pressure on replacement and repairs lead to higher than expect losses on the property side of the business. On auto, frequency leveled off but severity continues to be a concern. Juries are awarding huge verdicts to plaintiffs creating higher than expected losses on the auto and umbrella side. We were talking to one carrier in particular who indicated they had 8 losses of $5M or greater open from 2023. They had only had one such loss in 2022 and only 3 in the past 5 years. The following will provide some greater detail about 2023 along with some predictions for 2024 and where things are headed.

Equipment Coverage: When Mother Nature Throws a Wrench in Your Toolkit

As contractors across Shorewood, Wauwatosa, and the greater Milwaukee area gear up for construction’s next busy season, the right protection for their businesses – and all their essential equipment – can have a huge impact on their bottom line.

A Safer Job for You and Your Clients: Why Wisconsin-Based Contractors Need General Liability Insurance

Whether you’re tackling big or small projects – residential or commercial – being a contractor comes with risks, responsibilities, and potential liability. That's why having the right liability coverage can make or break your contracting business, especially in a cold weather state like Wisconsin.