SDBIC Establishes Call Center to Assist Safe Deposit Box Holders Impacted by Hurricanes; Makes Contribution to American Red Cross to Assist in Recovery
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(PRWEB) September 22, 2017
SDBIC announced today it established a toll-free number to provide advice and guidance to box holders whose property has been damaged or destroyed by flood waters.
Homeowners coping with rebuilding or repairing their flooded homes must also deal with having their treasured valuables and important papers in their safe deposit box damaged or even destroyed. "It is very unsettling and complicates an already stressful situation," said Gerald Pluard, President of Safe Deposit Box Insurance Company. "Each financial institution handles the situation differently, and most box holders have never been through this experience. That is where we can help."
Whether it involves the financial institutions process for allowing you access to your box, guidance on repairing or restoring damaged property or any other issue, do not hesitate to contact us toll-free at 844-426-9467 or at contact(at)sdbic(dot)com. A helpful guide to replacing documents and restoring valuable items can be found at http://www.sdbic.com/hurricanehelp. We are pleased to share our experience and knowledge to help those in need.
SDBIC is the leader in providing secure storage solutions and one of the largest insurers of assets held in safe deposit boxes in North America. Working with financial institutions and individual insureds across the country, SDBIC is changing the banking industry's' approach to safe deposit box service and the scope of protection provided to their customers. http://www.sdbic.com
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