Category: Flood-wind
Trim your trees now or lose homeowners insurance coverage
Overgrown or hazardous trees can put your home—and your insurance coverage—at risk. Many homeowners don’t realize that failing to maintain trees and remove dead or overhanging branches can lead to denied claims or even policy cancellations. Insurance companies are cracking down on properties with trees that pose a risk to structures, power lines, or neighbors. If an insurer deems your trees a liability, they may require immediate trimming or removal to keep your policy active. Don’t wait for a storm or an inspection notice—take action now to protect your home, your coverage, and your wallet.
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What is the best roof material for hurricanes now?
To start, I do not sell or repair roofs. That said, let’s discuss the best way to...
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Live in a wind area: Replace your old roof now!
Unless you want your insurance company to non-renew your policy, you better deal with that old...
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What is Flood and Wind Insurance?
This topic is something that I have to contend with constantly and yet, I have never written about...
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