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Mother’s Day weekend is a reminder of just how incredibly special moms are. Their love, sacrifices, patience, strength, and endless support shape the lives of their children in ways words can hardly describe. From the little things nobody sees to the big moments we never forget, moms give so much of themselves every single day.

For those fortunate enough to still have their mom here, cherish the time, the conversations, the hugs, and the memories. And for those whose moms have passed, we think about them often, miss them deeply, and carry their love with us forever.

To all the amazing moms, grandmas, stepmoms, and mother figures — thank you for everything you do and everything you are. Happy Mother’s Day weekend. ❤️

🌟 Employee Spotlight: Margie Finnegan 🌟

Today we’re proud to recognize Margie Finnegan on her 2-year anniversary with GIT Insurance!

With over 30 years of insurance experience, Margie brings incredible knowledge, professionalism, and care to everything she does. Just as importantly, she truly cares about people—which is what makes her such a tremendous asset to our agency and an even greater resource for our clients.

Margie is often the first friendly voice you hear when calling our office, always welcoming others with kindness and warmth. She is the epitome of dedication, compassion, and exceptional customer service.

We are grateful to have Margie as part of the GIT Insurance family. Please join us in congratulating her on 2 wonderful years with GIT! 🎉

As we get some much-needed rain 🌧️, it’s a good time to talk about something most homeowners don’t think about until it’s too late…
Sump pump failure.

When a sump pump fails, water can back up or overflow into your basement—causing thousands in damage, especially if it’s finished.

Here’s the part many people don’t realize: 👉 This is NOT automatically covered on most homeowners policies.

Coverage for sump pump backup or overflow typically:
✔ Must be added as an endorsement
✔ Often comes with limits like $5,000 or $10,000
✔ Can usually be increased (which is highly recommended for finished basements)
With storms and heavy rain, this is one of the most common (and costly) claims we see.

💡 Take a few minutes to review your policy before the water starts rising—not after.

If you’re not sure what you have for coverage, we’re happy to take a look and help you understand your options.