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Flood coverage is often misunderstood so this will be helpful & enlightening for anyone with a home or business #flood #insurance #homeowner

☄️🌪️⛈️🌩️🌩️⛈️🌪️☄️ With the first major storms of the year coming through, it's important to be prepared for the imminent threat of property damage! If you fear you may have suffered any damage, there are a few steps to take as soon as possible. 1. Do your own survey of your property as much as you can safely and document any potential damages you see. 2. Take action to secure your property to mitigate any additional damage that may occur as much as you can safely. If you are unable to do so, or unable to do so safely, contact Hometown Construction and we can take care of you! 3. If your home has suffered obvious damage, it is best to contact your insurance provider right away to start the claims process and get a timely opinion from a qualified adjuster. If it's not so obvious, contact Hometown Construction to schedule a FREE EVALUATION to ensure everything is okay so you have peace of mind! 4. If any repairs are required, make sure to request estimates. Roofing and storm restoration sales reps will say almost anything to avoid earning your business the right way with a competitive proposal. They want to "maximize the claim" and squeeze every possible penny out of insurance. Demanding an estimate immediately separates the professionals from the rest. Hometown Construction always provides detailed estimates and comprehensive proposals for all projects. 5. BEWARE of door-to-door roofers! It's almost never a favorable outcome, even if don't know it right away. Everyone stay safe, and remember these important steps. If you need us we are for you! We love doing business the old fashioned way with a personal touch. We are the local answer for roofing and exteriors that everyone has been waiting for! Hometown Construction 785, LLC (785) 979-0043 hometownconstruction785@gmail.com https://lnkd.in/gRXDxu_B #roof #roofing #roofingcontractor #roofingcompany #roofer #siding #sidingcontractor #sidingcompany #storm #stormdamage #hail #haildamage #wind #winddamage #localbusiness #smallbusiness #supportsmallbusiness #supportlocal #baldwincitykansas #baldwincityks #baldwinbuilt #lawrenceks #lawrencekansas #lfk

🎉 Overcoming Challenges: Our Latest Collaborative Success! 🎉 We recently navigated a complex roofing challenge that required extensive coordination with an insurance carrier and adjuster. This project involved assessing storm damage to a residential roof, which was significantly more intricate than usual due to unique structural features and the roof's age. Our team worked closely with the insurance professionals to ensure all damage was thoroughly documented and properly addressed in the claim. Through persistent communication and teamwork, we not only secured full coverage for our client but also completed the roofing repairs with exceptional results. Discover more about how our collaborative approach leads to successful outcomes for our clients. #ChallengeAccepted #RoofingVictory

SCA Claim Services is a nationwide catastrophic claim appraisal and adjusting services provider through our expansive Catastrophe Division. But we are also rooted in California and have been for 45 years and counting. That makes us a local resource for insurance carriers and their policyholders who have sustained damage to their homes, businesses, or other structures, as well as autos, specialty vehicles, and equipment. Once the fires are contained and the claims begin to come in, we can deploy CAT assets to quickly and efficiently manage those claims. SCA Claim Services - Catastrophe Division Auto | Specialty | Property -- Appraisal & Adjusting SCAClaims.com assignments@scaclaims.com 818-845-7621 Source: https://okt.to/by3nQ8 #adjustingservices #catastrophe #insuranceclaims #stormdamage #insuranceadjuster #autoclaims #propertyclaims #Wildfires #wildfireseason #specialtyclaims

How many Property Managers, Building owners, and Homeowners have taken pre-storm photos of their properties? Especially roof photos or drone photos taken before any storm. It is the pre-storm photos that will help you prove your insurance claim. Not the pictures of the damages after the storm.

As those near us and in surrounding areas are dealing with storm damage and total losses, we want to talk about salvage retention and the issues it poses when using the appraisal clause in your policy. In this article, Justin dives into a real case study involving a current client and we hope you will join in on the conversation! https://lnkd.in/gW79chGR

When a storm hits, it's crucial to document any damage thoroughly to streamline your insurance claims process. Start by taking photos of all visible damage, including broken doors and windows, damaged shingles, fire damage, mold, debris, uprooted trees, or anything else you think may be important. Remember, there's no such thing as too much evidence. The more photos you take, the easier it’ll be to handle your insurance claim. Stay proactive and ensure you capture every detail to protect your property and investment. Need assistance with storm damage? Contact PACT for professional help! #insurance #stormdamage #kansascity #midwest #restoration #roofing

Prepare for hurricanes. Most property insurance covers wind-related damages from hurricanes under the broader category of “windstorm.” Let us help you review your property insurance coverage for hurricane-related hazards. Contact us today or learn more about preparing for a hurricane at https://lnkd.in/erQWwRyq

Prepare for hurricanes. Most property insurance covers wind-related damages from hurricanes under the broader category of “windstorm.” Let us help you review your property insurance coverage for hurricane-related hazards. Contact us today or learn more about preparing for a hurricane at https://lnkd.in/erQWwRyq

Wondering how to tackle California's homeowner's insurance crisis amidst non-renewals and rising rates? The solution might be closer than you think! Until the Department of Insurance approves the use of catastrophic modeling and factors in reinsurance costs, the market won't see any changes. One proactive measure you can take is establishing an Ember-resistant zone (Zone 0) within 5 feet around your home to halt fire spread: ✅ Swap combustible mulch for gravel, pavers, or concrete. ✅ Clear dead weeds, grass, and debris; inspect roofs, gutters, and outdoor areas regularly. ✅ Keep branches trimmed at least 10 feet away from chimneys and stovepipes. ✅ Replace any combustible fencing attached to your home with non-combustible material. This not only shields your home from potential fires but could also become law under Assembly Bill 3074 by 2026. Stay safe and proactive! 🔥🏠