Here is South Florida, water is a way of life. Whether the Gulf of Mexico, the Manatee River, or Phillippi Creek - our waterways are pristine and cherished by all who live here. Unfortunately, this water which winds its way throughout much of our area [...]
It is recommended that all area residents purchase flood insurance, but those who live within designated areas on the FEMA flood maps are required to do so.
The most commons causes of harmful mold, as well as the circumstances under which your insurance company may cover the remediation.
Flood insurance typically isn't included in business policies, and must be purchased separately. Here are some facts you need to know about flood insurance for your business- and why it matters.
https://ift.tt/2lWFHoz Hi, I’m Shelli from Anderson & Associates. I’d like to talk about some of the reasons why you should carry flood insurance. I was in Louisiana in New Orleans this past weekend and being in an insurance for as many years as I have. [...]
It is important to note that an insurance company will not allow you to purchase new coverage or modify your coverage once the storm is on the radar - so the time to make sure that you are prepared is prior to the storm.
In the wake of 2017’s record-breaking storms, we want to make sure your customers do not wait until the last moment to begin making plans or gathering supplies.
Being prepared for a flood can mean the difference between life and death. So how should you come up with a flood plan? Here are some tips.
Shannon Dosher from Anderson & Associates discusses flood zones, and whether your flood zone matters when deciding on buying or passing on flood insurance.
Homeowners suffering flood damage from Harvey are more likely to be on the hook for losses than victims of prior storms — a potentially crushing blow to personal finances and neighborhoods along the Gulf Coast.