The safety and well-being of our community and clients are our top priority. In Texas, severe weather is a fact of life. From hurricanes along the Gulf Coast to tornadoes sweeping through the plains, our state faces a wide range of weather-related challenges.
During extremely cold weather, staying warm and safe can be a challenge. Learn how to prepare for winter storms, prevent cold temperature-related health problems, and protect yourself during all stages of a winter storm by reviewing the CDC winter weather preparedness guidelines by following the link below:
Please consider using these resources when updating your emergency plan.
After the Storm
During extremely cold weather, staying warm and safe can be a challenge. Learn how to prepare for winter storms, prevent cold temperature-related health problems, and protect yourself during all stages of a winter storm by reviewing the CDC winter weather preparedness guidelines by following the link below:
Please consider using these resources when updating your emergency plan.
After the Storm
- Establish communication with us to assure safety and availability
- Report losses
- Make temporary repairs to prevent further damage
- Review the effectiveness of your emergency plan
- Revise your emergency plan if warranted
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Roofing Fraud Requires Vigilance
Roofs are among the most expensive components of a house. It is no wonder then that while most roofing contractors are honest and reputable, fraudsters will commonly use roof repair and replacement as a means to swindle innocent homeowners. Worse, in the aftermath of major storms or catastrophe, unscrupulous contractors use the opportunity to prey upon already vulnerable consumers.
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BBB Scam Alert: Be careful if offered a “free roof inspection” - look for the BBB Seal
Roofing scams tend to pop up after big storms. BBB Scam Tracker often receives reports of shady “free” roof inspections. Homeowners should know how to recognize these cons and always hire businesses they can trust.
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How to Avoid Contracting Scams
Out-of-town scam artists may be the first to arrive at your front door after a disaster. To protect what you invest in repairs, hire local contractors, get written bids, and check references. Use these tips to avoid problems.
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Disaster Preparedness for Small Businesses
Disaster preparedness isn't simple or easy. But thankfully, there are a lot of tools to help you prepare.
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How To Protect Your Business From a Hurricane
Don’t get caught off guard during hurricane season. The right preparation and action can save lives and reduce damage to your business.
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Severe Spring Weather and Your Home
Don't wait until something goes wrong to try and save your home. Learn how to prepare your home for a flood before severe spring weather strikes.
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Essential Items To Include in Your Hurricane Survival Kit
If you live in a hurricane-prone area, it’s vital to prepare for hurricane season. Make sure your emergency kit includes these important items.
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After the Floodwaters Subside: Claims Tips and Help With Disaster Recovery
Use this checklist to help with claims and cleanup after a flood.
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Preparing for a Power Outage
Between the aging power grid and extreme weather patterns, power outages are just a fact of life. Learn how to prepare for a power outage and keep your family safe.
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How To Stay Safe in a Thunderstorm
Thunderstorms are a common occurrence in many parts of the country, but you shouldn't take them lightly. Learn how to stay safe during a thunderstorm, whether you're indoors or out.
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Claim Procedures
Claims should be turned in ASAP. The sooner a claim is submitted, the quicker the adjusters can get the assignment. We are recommending if there is any damage to a vehicle, that you take a photo showing the height of the water on the vehicle (i.e. water line mark - in the case of water/flood damage). This will help the adjusters determine what will be needed: repairs, fluid replacement, or just inspection.
In addition, you should set aside damaged property for inspection and assemble an inventory of damaged items. If your building is flooded, please contact a mitigation contractor immediately to start the water extraction process.
In addition, you should set aside damaged property for inspection and assemble an inventory of damaged items. If your building is flooded, please contact a mitigation contractor immediately to start the water extraction process.
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Flood Preparation Checklist for Your Business
Flooding is a risk no matter where your business is located. This checklist of preventive actions can help protect your business, property and employees from the devastating effects of flooding.
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Stay Safe When a Tornado Threatens
Each year, tornadoes tear through parts of the U.S., threatening lives and destroying property. Follow these precautions to stay safe.
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Take Five: Take-Shelter Hazards (Employees)
This short training refresher focuses on take-shelter emergencies, such as storms or tornadoes. Learn how to stay safe during these situations.
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6 Ways To Prepare Your Business for a Hurricane
Don’t get caught off guard during hurricane season. The right preparation and action can save lives and reduce damage to your business.
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Will Your Business Insurance Cover Repairs and Debris Removal?
Commercial property insurance limits debris removal to a percentage of your overall loss. In some cases, especially large losses, that amount can fall short of the actual cost.
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How To Care for Your Pets During a Storm
Follow these tips to keep your pets safe and calm during severe weather.
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Stay Safe During a Lightning Storm
Thunderstorms usually bring lightning, which is more dangerous than most people realize. There are proven ways to stay safe indoors and outdoors if you get caught in a lightning storm.
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