Restoration Local Identifies Flood Insurance Myths In The Wake Of Record 2012 Flooding
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Fact: Most homeowners policies do not cover flooding, and additional coverage will need to be purchased in order to make sure that a home or business is adequately protected.
Fact: One in four flood claims come from areas that are best described as low risk flood zones. Flooding can happen in any part of the country, and homeowners should protect their assets.
Fact: Many communities in high risk areas participate in the National Flood Insurance Program, a federally backed system designed to provide coverage for property owners in these locations. There are avenues for securing solid coverage.
Fact: Any area can flood if conditions are right. It isn’t always the local river or stream that causes flooding. A back up sewer line or burst pipe can do plenty of damage in a short amount of time.
Fact: Flood insurance covers the structure of the home, and major items such as appliances, but not necessarily all of the contents, particularly those on lower or basement levels.
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Fact: Any property, be it residential or commercial, is eligible for flood coverage. This includes apartments and condominiums.
Fact: Any community that is part of the NFIP is eligible for flood insurance, even if they have been flooded out before. Residents in high risk areas should check to see if their communities are participants in this program and make arrangements for coverage. Most policies have a 30 waiting period before they become active.
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