The rain has stopped. Now what?
All 77 counties in
But the rain has finally stopped.
So now what?
Many insurance firms, like
--Document damage by taking photos
--If you make temporary repairs to prevent further damage, remember to keep your receipts.
--Your homeowner policy may cover spoiled food and other damages as a result of power outages, subject to the deductible. Check with your insurance agent to be sure.
When it comes to hiring a contractor, they say don't pay up-front, do get everything in writing, do get references and a physical business address of the contractor and do not accept an offer for a contractor to pay your deductible as an incentive to get your business.
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