Spring is almost here! The outdoors is already calling us to come and have loads of fun. It's important to be ready....

Your home is one of your most valuable assets — and keeping it safe, well-maintained, and protected requires attention year-round. From fire safety and power outages to seasonal preparation and everyday maintenance, the decisions you make around your home directly impact both your family’s safety and your insurance coverage.
Bob Johnson Insurance has been helping Knoxville homeowners protect their homes since 1964. As an independent agency, we understand that great homeowners insurance starts with a well-maintained, properly protected home — and that the two go hand in hand.
This section covers practical home safety and maintenance guidance for Knoxville homeowners — from preparing your home for winter and fall, to fire prevention, grilling safety, and everything in between. Whether you’re a first-time homeowner or a longtime Knoxville resident, you’ll find actionable tips to help you protect your home, your family, and your investment.

Spring is almost here! The outdoors is already calling us to come and have loads of fun. It's important to be ready....

We often spend New Year’s Eve with family and friends, and we enjoy great food as we celebrate the incoming New Year....

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In our last post, we discussed how to keep your home safe from a fire. However, even if you’re extra careful and...

If your home burned down, what would you do? This is a horrible thing to consider, but the fact is that you never know...