Being Prepared for Storm Damage
After a storm, documenting the damage extensively is important. As soon as it is safe to do so, take pictures or video of every square inch of the property, including the roof. Make a note of any damage no matter how small it may be. Do not dispose of any damaged property as this may prove useful for the insurance company to inspect and it can also be used as proof of loss.
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