What do I Do if I think I have Storm Damage ?

1. 1st of all call your Insurance Company Claims Office, NOT your agent. 2. Here are the

What do I need to do to file an insurance claim for hail or wind damage ?

Once the initial contact is made, your insurance company will then Give your Claim Number & Adjusters Name & Phone. Write it down. The adjuster will come out to verify the damage and assess the cost of repairs.

What documentation do I need to provide insurance Claim for damage ?

Your policy number | Date of Loss | Any pictures of Loss | Receipts of Damage | Proof of ownership

What if my insurance company denies my claim damage ?

This is where our team of experienced insurance claim specialists will work with you to ensure that the insurance claim process is as stress-free as possible.

Can Your Insurance Rates Go Up After A Hail Claim ?

Many policies provide coverage for hail damage, but the amount and type of coverage can vary greatly. It is important to understand what is covered and what is not when it comes to hail claims.

Are there Time limits to file a homeowner’s claim ?

It is also important you know the terms of your specific your insurance policy. Many policies have specific definitions of what constitutes hail or wind damage and what types of repairs are covered. Knowing this information can help ensure that your claim is processed quickly and you receive the coverage you are entitled to.

Do I Have to Pay a Deductible ?

For those who are unaware, deductibles are a set amount that homeowners themselves will have to pay toward the cost of their insurance claim.

Editors' Picks: Our Favorite Blue Bathrooms - Gutter Replacement

Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Blue Bathrooms

By: By Penelope Wood, This Old House magazine

Though the whole world is wrapped in soothing cerulean sky and vibrant teal ocean, most cultures only pinned a name on blue after they had named the rest or the colors on the spectrum. That’s probably because it’s so ever present, it can almost escape notice. Which is why blue is also a wonderfully calming color—not in your face, just there. Perfect for the place where you most want peace and quiet: the bathroom.

We here at This Old House happen to love blue bathrooms. And we do see a lot of them; it’s probably the most common bathroom color out there. So if you’re thinking of going azure, indigo, sapphire or robin’s egg in your favorite washroom, we’ve picked out some of our favorites to give you inspiration.

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Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Blue Bathrooms

Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Blue Bathrooms

Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Blue Bathrooms

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