In 2020, 45.5% of all insurance claims from homeowners resulted from wind and hail damage, often resulting in roof damage. When you look at your home, you may see a damaged roof and wonder if your insurance will cover it. The good news is that there are instances when you can make an insurance claim
According to PolicyMap, U.S. homeowners would have had to spend $126.9 billion to cover the cost of home repairs in 2018. But even if you’re able to finance your house repairs, there’s a potential funding option that may be worth considering: Your homeowner’s insurance policy. Could this financial windfall cut your repair bill down to zero? Keep reading to find out.
The best way to avoid an emergency is to prepare for it. We see floods, hurricanes, and wildfires on the news, and we pray that our homes will never face those risks. As much as we hope and prepare, getting natural disaster insurance will go a long way. The problem with most standard homeowners insurance
You have homeowners insurance because you know you have to have it. And because of it, if there’s ever damage to your home, you know you’re covered. But do you truly know everything that your insurance covers? This guide discusses a few types of damage that you may have not known were covered by insurance! Keep reading to
The gentle pitter-patter of raindrops plays the role of background noise in peaceful soundtracks for a reason. Rain provides a calming, soothing sound until the pitter-patter turns to an annoying drip coming from the ceiling. Your calm will transition to anxiety when your roof begins to leak. You’ll have all kinds of questions. Do you
About 5 million new roofs are installed every year in the United States. If you are part of the homeowners seeking to replace or repair their roofs this year, getting the right person for the job is crucial. Roof replacement is one of the most expensive projects in a home renovation, and hiring the wrong