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Tri-City Insurance will be closed this Friday for Good Friday. During this time, our team will not be available in-office; however, you are welcome to leave us a voicemail or email us, and we will respond promptly once we return. We appreciate your understanding and wish everyone a relaxing and
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Recent industry data shows that residential rebuild costs have increased by nearly 25% over the past five years. Across the Tri-Cities—Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam, and Port Moody—this trend is being felt through higher construction costs, supply chain pressures, and increased demand for skilled labour. For homeowners, this creates a
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Across British Columbia, strata corporations continue increasing their water damage deductibles. It’s not uncommon to see deductibles of $100,000 to $500,000. If a water loss originates from your unit, you may be assessed for the strata’s deductible. Many condo insurance policies were not built with today’
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Happy Family Day to our Tri-Cities community! We hope you’re making the most of the long weekend with family and loved ones. Taking time to unplug and enjoy each other’s company is what this day is all about. When you’re ready, our team is here to help
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British Columbia’s auto insurance system now operates under ICBC’s no-fault model, known as Enhanced Care. The purpose of this system is to make sure people injured in a crash can access care and support quickly, without needing to prove who was at fault first. What Does No-Fault Mean?
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The quality of the air inside your home and the water running through it both play an important role in comfort, health, and long-term home care. With a few simple habits, homeowners can reduce indoor pollutants and limit their impact on local water systems. Indoor air quality can be improved
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The new year is all about fresh starts—and it’s a great opportunity to make sure your insurance still fits your life. At Tri‑City Insurance, we’re proud to serve families, commuters, and business owners throughout Port Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities. As we move into the year ahead,
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The new year is the perfect time for Port Coquitlam residents to make sure all their insurance policies are up to date. Whether it’s home, auto, life, business, travel, or any other type of insurance, being properly covered gives peace of mind and prevents surprises in 2026. Take a
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Winter in Port Coquitlam may not bring the same deep freeze as the Interior, but the Lower Mainland’s sudden temperature drops can still cause major insurance headaches. At Tri-City Insurance, we see a spike in claims each year as soon as the first cold snap hits — frozen pipes, slippery
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Many homeowners believe that as long as their home insurance lists a large personal property limit, every item inside their home is protected. What most policies don’t make obvious is that insurers apply separate maximums—called special limits—on certain types of belongings. These caps can reduce a claim
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Halloween brings excitement to every street in Port Coquitlam — kids running door to door, decorated homes, and families out enjoying the evening. But with the extra activity after dark, it’s also a night when accidents are more likely to happen. As your local insurance advisors, we want to remind
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Thanksgiving is a time to pause from the everyday rush, to share food and laughter, and to reflect on what truly matters most. At Tri-City Insurance in Port Coquitlam, we’re thankful for our community — for the families and individuals who trust us to protect their homes, vehicles, and businesses