When the temps drop and the heaters switch on, it’s time to make sure your home is ready for winter. We’re talking geysers, inverters, and all the little things that can go boom if you’re not careful. Luckily, with King Price, keeping warm doesn’t mean playing with fire. Let’s get into it.
Geyser wisdom: Don’t let your hot water dreams burst
Get your geyser inspected before winter kicks in. Look for signs of leakage or corrosion. And remember, King Price’s buildings insurance has your back when the geyser misbehaves.
Heater hazards: Stay warm, not scorched
Check your heaters for frayed cords and dust build-up. Never leave them on overnight or unattended. An unattended heater can quickly turn into a fiery disaster. If something does go wrong, home contents insurance could save your winter.
Keep the power flowing: Solar panels and inverters
Loadshedding doesn’t hibernate, even in winter. If you’ve got alternative energy sources like inverters, generators or solar panels, make sure they’re properly installed and protected.
Insulate like a champ
Seal those windows, insulate your ceilings, and use draught stoppers. Not only will you stay warmer, but you’ll save on energy bills too.
Cover that counts: How King Price keeps you warm and worry-free
From burst geysers and storm damage to solar panels, we’ve got the cover you need to face winter like a champ.
Chat to us for a quote that keeps your home warm and your premiums chill.
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FAQs
1. What should I check on my geyser before winter?
Before the chill sets in, inspect your geyser for leaks, rust, and strange noises. A dodgy geyser can burst and flood your home faster than you can say ‘cold shower’.
2. Does King Price cover geyser damage?
Yebo! If you’ve got buildings insurance with us, geyser bursts and resulting water damage are covered. That’s what we call royal treatment.
3. Are solar panels and inverters covered by insurance?
Absolutely. If they’re fixed to your home, we’ll cover them under buildings insurance. If they’re part of your contents and you’re renting, they’re covered under home contents. Sorted!
4. What are the safest ways to use heaters in winter?
Keep heaters clean and cords intact. Never leave them on unattended or overnight. Always read the manual… Even if you’re ‘that guy’ who thinks he doesn’t need to.
5. How does King Price help me stay warm in winter?
We cover storm damage, geyser issues, solar setups, and more under our buildings and home contents insurance. Warm home, cool premiums. Lekker!