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The 2020 hurricane season begins on June 1st and lasts until November 30th. During those five months, people living along the Atlantic coast could see more strong storms than usual. The Tropical Meteorological Project at Colorado State University has issued annual...
For a first-time home buyer, there can be many new things to learn and understand. Some of these can be confusing at times. One thing a person buying their first condo, townhome or house should learn about is homeowner's insurance. There are different types of...
If you have homeowner's insurance, then you probably feel secure knowing that should anything happen to your home, your policy will cover you. However, do you really know your policy coverage limits? In a time of crisis, many people think they have coverage only to...
Home fires are one of the most destructive forces that can move through a home. Fire consumes all and often leaves nothing of value behind. It claims not only personal property but sometimes lives. Because of this, it is arguably a property owner’s...
Your home is your castle. Not only do you have a tremendous amount of time, money and effort invested in your property, but you also feel comfortable there. Similarly, if you own a business, keeping it in good shape is essential for your livelihood. To protect both...
For property owners, major storms bring a lot of challenges. Florida homeowners experience a variety of hardships in the wake of a devastating tornado or hurricane and residents of this state are especially likely to experience these storms. Aside from the impact that...
Homeowners and local governments in Florida are continuing to struggle two years after Hurricane Irma hit the region. The Category 4 storm struck the Florida Keys first before proceeding up the coast in September 2017 and left behind an array of debris as it traveled,...
There were fewer insurance litigation cases in Florida following Hurricane Michael than there were after Hurricane Irma according to one of the state's insurance companies. Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm, struck Florida's panhandle region in October 2018. A...
Florida homeowners may be surprised to learn that there is no state law that requires disclosure of whether a house has a history of flooding. This is in stark contrast to Texas, which has the strictest laws in the nation on such matters. However, Florida is the state...
Building a home or fixing a home after it suffers damage is the perfect opportunity to ensure that it is ready for the harsh weather that comes with storms in Florida. There are some aspects of this that your contractor can help you with, but it is always a good idea...