“Invest 90L is capable of creating catastrophic flooding, and it is crucial for consumers to understand their insurance coverage as they prepare,” said CFO Patronis. “Insurance can be a complicated issue, and it’s easily misunderstood. Our team is standing by to take their calls.”

 

 

Update your inventory – Take photos or video of high-value belongings, gather receipts and write down purchase dates (if known) and serial numbers.

 

Minimize losses – If it is safe to do so, take simple steps to secure your home or property. Prepare sand bags and secure any leaks or areas of your home where tropical rains or sitting water could be problematic.

 

Follow – Follow your insurance company on social media for important storm-related information. Also, save your insurance company’s or agent’s phone number along with your financial institution and mortgage company’s contact information for ease of filing future claims.

 

All homeowner’s insurance policies contain limitations and exclusions. You may need a separate policy for windstorm or flood if these coverages are not included in your homeowner’s policy. It is important to review your policy to understand your coverages and exclusions. While every insurance policy is different, some homeowner’s insurance policies may not cover flood damage.