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Will my home insurance cover asbestos removal?

04 Oct
Professionals,In,Protective,Suits,Remove,Asbestos-cement,Roofing,Underlayment

Roofing professionals remove asbestos from cement roofing underlayment. Finding asbestos in your home is never fun and, in most cases, the cost to remove it will fall to you as most standard homeowners policies exclude asbestos or other pollutants removal. What is Asbestos? Asbestos is a group of six silicate minerals that occur naturally. It […]

Hurricane Ida – Homeowners Insurance Tips

16 Sep
New,Orleans,,Louisiana,-,September,2,,2021:,Fallen,Tree,On

Fallen tree in New Orleans, Louisiana during Hurricane Ida – September 2, 2021 Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana with 150 mph winds as it tore through the state, making landfall at Port Fourchon and moving up the state between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Disaster modeling firms have put the damages between $14 billion and $31 […]

Wind & Hail Home Insurance Coverage Guide

13 Sep
Panama,City,,Florida,,Usa,,12/07/2018.,Damaged,House,From,Hurricane,Michael.

Home in Panama City, Florida suffers from wind and hail damage in 2018. This damaged house is from hurricane Michael. Hailstorms can do a tremendous amount of damage to your house and roof in very short amount of time and if you are not properly insured you could end up having to cover the cost […]

All About Sinkholes in the United States – Get Covered!

30 Aug
A,Sinkhole,At,The,Foot,Of,The,House,After,The

Even though sinkholes are relatively rare in the United States, when they do happen, the damage can be devastating. When it comes to sinkholes in the U.S., they are most common in the following states: AlabamaFloridaKentuckyMissouriPennsylvaniaTennesseeTexas Unfortunately, if you live in an area where sinkholes happen, you will need to add an additional policy or […]

Most Common Mistakes that Homeowners Make During Hurricane Season

11 Jun
Funny,Couple,With,Glasses,Gesturing,Is,Lying,Upside-down,On,The

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the 2021 hurricane season is expected to be above average, they are predicting 13 to 20 named storms, six to 10 hurricanes, and three to five storms that will end up being major hurricanes. Here are just a few of the common mistakes that homeowners make […]