We’re back with another episode of TLC, Tend Life Community, and this time we’re “Covering Your Ass-ets”—yes, we went there—with local insurance expert Anthony Schulz of ProStar Insurance. If the words premium increase or policy canceled due to your roof, have you sweating more someone who forgot to book a tasting room on a Saturday
Anthony breaks down what’s really going on in today’s rollercoaster insurance market, from sky-high rates and climate-fueled risk zones to the shocking reason your 20-year-old roof might be grounds for cancellation. We chat about smart home upgrades that may, or may not save you money, little-known clauses that could leave you in the lurch, and how to protect your property (and your peace of mind) before things go sideways.
Whether you're a homeowner, a future buyer, or just trying to make sense of it all—this episode is packed with clarity, community-minded advice, and a few surprises that make insurance… dare we say… interesting?
And as always, we wrap up with Anthony’s favorite local hidden gems. Tune in, get the scoop, and walk away just a little more covered than before.
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