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Different homeowners insurance policies have different coverages for power surge damage. You need to double-check your policy to understand whether or not you are covered. There are additional ways to protect your home and devices, including home warranties, equipment breakdown coverage, and surge protectors. Additionally, because Texas is one of the most vulnerable states to power surge damage, it’s important to shop and compare carriers who offer protection at the lowest possible price.
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Also known as endorsements, an insurance rider is commonly used to protect expensive personal items including jewelry, collectibles such as art, instruments, etc. Typically, they cover items that are either not already included on your insurance or the cost of which may outweigh what you’d get with a higher-tiered plan.
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Property and casualty (P&C) insurance is an umbrella term for insurance policies that cover property and liability for individuals. In the state of Texas, this specifically refers to insurance products such as homeowners insurance, auto insurance, landlord insurance, boat insurance, and RV insurance policies.
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If you disagree with the adjuster’s final claim estimate, tell the company why. The company may have overlooked something and may make adjustments. Make sure to send any supporting documentation, such as a contractor’s estimate for the repairs. If you still disagree, you have several options to challenge your insurer’s decision. Request An Appraisal Your…
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Homeowners insurance protects your home and property from a variety of weather-related perils. In Texas, these include damage from windstorms like hurricanes, tropical storms, or even tornadoes. While your homeowners insurance policy acts as a reactive measure if your house is damaged by wind, it shouldn’t be your only protection. On the coast of Texas, if you’re…
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