When thinking about purchasing a homeowner’s insurance policy, depending upon your location, you may need to greatly consider purchasing a flood insurance policy. As most homeowner’s insurance policies do not include a flood insurance term, there must be a separate agreement purchased. If you are anywhere near the water or live in an area in…
Category Archives: Disaster
Safe Driving Tips for Bad Weather
Needless to say, when the weather turns bad, it is best to stay inside and off the roads. If you head out when conditions are not quite ideal you greatly increase the risk of losing control of your automobile and having a collision, this could result in injuring yourself and others, the totaling of your…
Preparing Your Home for a Flood
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), flooding is the most common natural disaster in the United States and causes more than $2 billion in property damage annually. With new storm Katia forming in the Atlantic, we may have another Hurricane hitting Long Island and causing major flooding soon. It is important to have…
Hurricane Irene has Passed, but the Risks Have Not
Exhaustion, Injury, Stress – take precautions to avoid these post-disaster risks. Just because the storm has passed, does not mean the risks have as well. It is important that you continue to take care of the health of both you and your family. Exhaustion Avoid exhaustion by pacing yourself. While you may be anxious to…
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