As news of the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues, we want to reassure you that Erie Insurance and our agency are available if you need us. These are challenging times. We deal with difficult situations every day in the insurance industry, but this is new territory for...

Be cautious of scams Amid the recent emergence of the coronavirus world-wide, scammers are looking to exploit this global event for their personal gain. They are posing as officials from the CDC and the World Health Organization to elicit money or personal information...

How to Handle a Windshield Repair Ever been carefully driving along when—whack!—a rock hits your windshield? Your eyes scan for damage as you wonder whether you need a windshield repair or a complete windshield replacement. The good news is that a chip or crack...

It doesn’t matter the season: heavy rain and wet roads can occur at any time of the year. That means slick roads, limited visibility and yes, hydroplaning.

How to Prevent a Dryer Fire Laundry is part of life’s weekly grind. But did you know that dryers cause roughly 15,500 home structure fires, 29 deaths, 400 injuries and $192 million in direct property loss each year? What’s more, most dryer fires happen in the winter....

12 Ways to Stay Active This Winter Looking outside and seeing snow-covered roads can make the decision to stay in bed a lot more tempting. We all know winter weather can get you in a rut – but there are plenty of ways to liven up when you’ve got cabin fever. Check out...

7 Tips to Help Your New Year’s Resolution Stick As the year winds down, people will be making New Year’s resolutions—and lots of them. This year, many Americans will make a New Year’s resolution to get fit, stop smoking, learn French, stress less and onward and so on....

11 Tips for a Safe and Fun New Year’s Eve As the new year approaches, there are plenty of ways to celebrate. You can watch the ball drop with your family, host a gathering with friends or even count down until midnight at a public party. But whether you’re ringing in...

As a homeowner, you’ve probably entertained guests who overstayed their welcome. But unlike your in-laws or a former college roommate… an animal that’s made itself at home on your property has no intention of leaving.