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Texas Hail Damage Claim Guide
Houston, TX – Texas leads the nation for the highest number of hail events registered each year, and the damages are huge. In 2021, for instance, there were 688 major hail events in Texas, with hailstones of one inch or higher in diameter. According to recent statistics, Texas also had the highest number of properties […]More Info >
Common Insurance Adjuster Tricks Texas Homeowners Should Be Aware Of
If you thought your insurance agent was a friend, you’re in for a rude awakening when you file a homeowners’ insurance claim. When disaster strikes, don’t expect them to have your back. Insurance companies are for-profit businesses. How do they make those huge profits they report every year? By taking your money and paying back […]More Info >
How Long Does a Home Insurance Claim Take in Texas?
If your house was damaged by fire, hail, a storm, or any other type of disaster, you need money to get it fixed as quickly as possible. Insurance companies have stringent rules on when you should pay your premium but don’t use the same standards in a reverse situation when they’re the ones who have […]More Info >
Additional Living Expenses Coverage in Texas: What You Should Know
No one wants or expects to be displaced from their own house. But if there’s a fire or storm, the habitation may become unlivable, and the only option is to pack whatever you have left and leave. Finding temporary lodgings will put an additional strain on your finances because who will pay for that? Here’s […]More Info >
How New FEMA Flood Insurance Changes Impact Texas Homeowners
Many Texans (91%) recently noticed increased premiums caused by a new program under the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). So how exactly did this affect property owners in Houston? How Have Federal Flood Insurance Premiums Changed? The National Flood Insurance Program changed how it calculates flood risk based on unpredictable climate impacts. In the past, […]More Info >
How to Prepare Your Texas Property for High Winds: FEMA-Approved Tips
Storms involving high winds can cause widespread damage to roof coverings, walls, windows, doors, and ventilation components. Storm destruction may involve water intrusion due to heavy and forced rain, creating extensive and costly damages to a building structure. When roof ventilation components are blown off or destroyed (vents and soffits), water intrusion can damage walls, […]More Info >