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Does Home Insurance Cover Moving? Texas-Specific Insights and Options
Relocating can be a complex and stressful process, and ensuring your possessions are protected during the move is crucial. In Texas, where the climate and weather conditions can add additional considerations, it’s essential to understand how your home insurance handles moving and what steps you can take to safeguard your belongings during the transition. Understanding…
Read MoreHail Season in Texas: When and How it Effects Homeowners
Understanding Hail Season in Texas and Its Impact on Home Insurance Hail season in Texas is a significant concern for homeowners, insurance companies, and policymakers. Texas, known for its vast landscapes and diverse climate, experiences a pronounced hail season primarily from March through June, with peaks typically in April and May. Understanding the implications of…
Read MoreThe Best Weather Websites and Apps in Texas
If you’re looking for the best weather websites for Texas, there are several great options to choose from, each with its unique features and strengths: Weather Underground: This site is highly recommended for its comprehensive features and extensive network of weather stations. It offers detailed forecasts, maps with various weather information layers, and a user-friendly…
Read MoreWind Mitigation Inspection in Texas
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…
Read MoreKnow Your Texas Insurance Rights
An insurance company may not: turn you down or charge you more because of your race, color, religion, or national origin. turn you down or charge more because of your age, gender, marital status, geographic location, or disability unless the company can show that you’re a greater risk for a loss than other people it’s…
Read MoreBudget Texas Renters Insurance – Get a Quote
Renters insurance is required by most property management companies. Generally, the requirement is for $100,000 of liability, though it could be higher at some properties. Making sure that you budget for renters’ insurance will help protect you in the event that the worst happens. This type of insurance means that in the event of a…
Read MoreHow To Get a WPI-8 Certificate To Lower Your TWIA Windstorm Insurance
In Texas, the WPI-8 certificate, often referred to as the “Windstorm Certificate” or “Windstorm Inspection Certificate,” is a document that shows a particular building or structure has been inspected and certified to meet the windstorm building code requirements set by the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI). These requirements are designed to ensure that structures are…
Read MoreAllstate Home & Auto Insurance In Texas: The Facts
Allstate home went into business in April 1931 after its founders had the idea of starting an auto insurance company and sell insurance by direct mail and through the Sears catalog. Based in Northbrook, Illinois, the company has been serving Americans in the insurance industry for over 80 years and is now the second-largest insurance…
Read MoreCan I Change My Insurance Agent but Keep My Insurance Company?
Yes, you can switch insurance agents for your auto, home, landlord and other policies while keeping the same insurance company. Many times bad service and experiences are the agent’s fault and not the insurance company’s; so customers may want to use a new agent with the same insurance company. Here’s how the process generally works…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Using a Texas Insurance Agency
By using a Texas insurance agency, you can save time, money, and stress by letting a team of professionals do the work for you. It may seem too good to be true, but agencies bring more to the table than using an individual brand.
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