HURRICANE DAMAGE CLAIMS
THE HURRICANE PUBLIC ADJUSTER EXCLUSIVELY FOR COMMERCIAL & MULTIFAMILY POLICYHOLDERS
Get the Most Out of Your Hurricane Damage Claims
Insurance Companies Have Experts Working for Them…You Should Too!™
Hurricanes are among the most extreme weather events. They are also one of the most common types of property damage claims from Texas insurers. These storms are capable of killing thousands and destroying coastal towns. If your home or business has been impacted by a hurricane or is struggling to resolve an underpaid or delayed hurricane insurance claim, put ICRS’ wind and flood experience to work for you today by calling us at 832.725.2878 for easy-to-understand answers and experienced help with your claim.
Don’t let hurricane damage destroy your business
Hurricane damage to property is among the most devastating, and hardest to repair. Supply lines get choked and building materials, and aid can have a hard time making it to their destination. Because of this, loss of revenue is a common addition to a hurricane damage loss claim. Do you know your rights and the facets of your insurance policy? You may be entitled to additional reimbursement and damages. Get help from the public insurance adjuster!
Preventing Roof Damage
• Trim tree branches so they don’t rub on the roof.
• Remove debris from your roof, gutters and downspouts.
• Get your roof inspected prior to storm season. A little problem can turn into a BIG PROBLEM,
During A Hurricane
• Place any items from outside indoors. Small Items have a chance to fly around in high winds and you want to protect as many items as possible. ALWAYS DUE YOUR DUE DILIGENCE TO MITIGATE DAMAGES!
• Close all windows and cover them up. You don’t want glass flying in.
• Stay indoors, away from skylights and doors.
After A Hurricane
• Check your property for any potential hail damage.– Damage to trees or landscaping– Broken windows or siding– Dented vehicles
• Take pictures of all damage
• Keep in mind that hail can be a warning sign for tornadoes. If the sky is getting dark and you start to hear a loud roar, take shelter in case a tornado is on its way.
