Flood, News, Residential Property
Wondering when the claim you filed with your insurance company will get paid? Here is some info on timeframes for paying claims: Notice of Claim No later than 15 days after you give your notice of claim, your company must: a) let you know they got your claim, b) start...
News, Residential Property
Because we rely on the internet more and more for both business and personal tasks, the risk of our smart devices getting hacked and personal info being stolen or misused increases. Almost every day it seems there is another data breach, scam, or virus. Cyber...
News, Residential Property
Many Texas property owners must join a homeowners association (“HOA”). Condos often require HOA membership, and many single-family subdivisions now have them, too. HOA members have to pay monthly, quarterly, or yearly dues. These dues usually pay for taking care of...
Auto, Flood, News, Residential Property
Here are 4 storm resources you might need next time a flood strikes: DriveTexas.org – TxDOT’s realtime highway map showing flooding, road closures, construction, accidents, traffic, and road damage. puc.texas.gov/storm – The Public Utility...
Flood, News, Residential Property
Have you had roof damage after recent storms? It’s important to keep these 4 tips in mind when you’re making your roof repairs. INSPECT Get your property inspected by your insurance company and get a written estimate. Review any contracts before...
News, Residential Property
What is a Homeowners Deductible? A homeowners deductible is the portion of a covered loss you must pay before your insurance company pays for any of the loss. Typically, your insurance company will simply subtract the deductible from the total amount of your claim,...
