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Insurance coverage on a home helps protect people in a variety of challenging scenarios. Their policy can cover damage after criminal activity or fire. However, many sizable insurance claims follow storm damage. Inclement weather can damage roofs, pull off siding,...
Experiencing a house fire is traumatic, and the effects of this scenario don’t end as soon as the fire is out. If your home is still habitable after a fire, you may find that dealing with the aftermath can be overwhelming in specific ways. While you haven’t lost your...
When storm damage affects the condition of a home, its owner may not be able to stay there. When a storm blows off a roof or otherwise compromises the integrity of a structure, it may not be safe or even legal to remain at the property before repairs are complete. It...
Homeowner's insurance may be the only financial protection covering someone's residence after a major storm. Ideally, the policies that people purchase can help them repair their homes after significant storm damage occurs. However, companies often have many claims to...
People may carry homeowner's insurance coverage for years without ever needing to file a claim. However, all it takes is one big storm to produce damage that necessitates a sizable insurance claim. People who have long paid their premiums without requiring coverage...
Homeowners insurance is meant to protect a homeowner from having to cover the often exorbitant costs of catastrophes that can affect a home. While some people might think of major damage, such as that from hurricanes or fires, there are some smaller issues that can...
Homeowners insurance is a key resource for those who have invested in real property. Properties are at risk of damage due to environmental factors or crime, and homeowner's insurance can help mitigate some of that risk. All it takes is one major storm to leave a...
When a tree falls on a home, the aftermath can be overwhelming. This turn of events can cause significant damage and create a stressful situation for homeowners. Most of the time, immediate concerns revolve around ensuring everyone's safety and preventing further...
Most people who purchase real property in Texas also carry homeowners insurance. They may not even think about their coverage, as their mortgage company handles renewing and paying for the policy every year with funds from their escrow account. Financial institutions...
There are many ways that Texas homeowners could cause fire damage to their property. Sometimes, people forget that they have dessert or dinner in the oven when an emergency occurs. They leave the house to assist a family member or friend, and the food catches fire....