A Year After Harvey: Three Brothers Bakery Continues to Persevere
Earlier this year,
Bakery co-owner
Since 1998, the
"We cannot thank the SBA enough for the tools they provide us to grow and now to remain open," said
Since 2001, the bakery has endured four floods, a hurricane and a fire. To stay prepared and ready for any imminent natural disaster threat,
"As a small business owner, it's essential to have every kind of hazard insurance you can have with the lowest deductible, because cash will be essential following a disaster," said Jucker. "After disaster hits, the most important thing you can do is find your employees and make sure they're accounted for and their needs are met, which includes making sure they are paid on schedule. You can put everything else on a credit card, but you cannot put your payroll on a charge card, so having cash is imperative."
Jucker also advises business owners to have financial statements in order, as they are needed to quickly settle business interruption claims or to obtain a loan. She also recommends businesses develop a relationship with a local restoration company well in advance of any disasters.
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