#1

Review your insurance policy and take pre-storm photos.

Make sure your policy covers the following:

• Hurricane damage
• Wind-related damage
• Flood damage
• Hail damage

Look for the following when reviewing your policy:

• Any changes made by the insurance company
• Separate deductible for hurricane risks
• Covered living expenses if you’re unable to live in your home after a storm
• Coverage for liability, personal possessions, property, home, or business

Always keep your insurance policy number, applicable warranties, photos, and direct contact information for your insurance agent in a safe, dry place in the event you need to file a claim.

#2

Have your roof inspected by a roofing contractor prior to storm season.

Here’s how we can help:

• Check for safety, security, and seals for
• Membranes
• Flashings
• Gutters/Downspouts
• Mounted Equipment

Regular roof maintenance not only protects your home and assets but provides peace of mind.

#3

Have your trees trimmed, gutters cleaned, and soffits secured

• Unmaintained trees are common causes of roof damage, so keeping them trimmed and away from your roof is critical.
• If your gutters are clogged, water can back up and sit on your roof, increasing your risk for leaks.
• Ensuring all soffit is secure and keeping water out. A little rain can cause a lot of damage.