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Texas Department of Insurance on Twitter “🌪 Hail the size of golf balls. A tornado outbreak in Central Texas. Can someone tell Texas it’s only been spring for a week? Better prepare now. https://t.co/BEtYE9sXCp”

Hopefully everyone is staying warn during this freeze and not having any major issues! If you do experience damage to your property from pipe breaks, please let us know if we can help answer questions about your insurance claim.

And make sure you apply some of the lessons we learned last year such as having these supplies on-hand:
-Water meter key.
-Insulation for indoor and outdoor pipes.
-Hose bib cover for outdoor faucets.
-Battery-powered flashlights.
-Battery-powered radio.
-One gallon of water per person for each day.
-Emergency heat source, like a wood or coal-burning stove, and extra fuel.

Stay safe and keep warm!

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Texas Department of Insurance on Twitter “ September 9, 1900 The Galveston hurricane of 1900 killed more than 6,000 people -- or one out of every six residents of the island. It remains the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history. https://t.co/P9RE9W7Wwl”

https://www.tdi.texas.gov/wind/faqroof.html

Questions to Ask Your Contractor BEFORE Roofing Questions to ask your contractor before Roofing

A little history...

https://twitter.com/TexasTDI/status/1427631441127645189?s=20

Texas Department of Insurance on Twitter “ : August 17, 1915 15 years after the deadliest storm in U.S. history, Galveston was once again in a hurricane’s path. The new seawall helped protect the island. Still, more than 100 were killed and at least three ships sank. https://t.co/P9RE9W7Wwl”

https://www.tdi.texas.gov/tips/protect-home-tornado.html

Are you prepared for a tornado? Here’s how to protect your home Texas gets more tornadoes than any other state. When a tornado is coming, your only priority should be to get to a safe place. But there are things you can do ahead of time to prepare your home for these dangerous storms.

https://www.tdi.texas.gov/tips/home-sharing.html

Renting out your home? Check your insurance If you rent out your house, a room in your house, or rides in your car, there’s a good chance your personal insurance policy won’t cover any damage or injuries.

Preparation for hurricane season is a great time for anyone to make sure they are ready for any threatening weather. Check out these recommendations from TDI: https://twitter.com/PiersLlc/status/1418050769450844161?s=20

Piers Vision Public Adjusters, LLC on Twitter “Hurricane Season started June 1st and and ends November 30th. NOAA predicts 13 to 20 named storms for the 2021 season with 6 to 10 of those storms becoming hurricanes...be prepared! https://t.co/ZoRcAAxjai”

Are you aware that your insurance policy is conditional and has an entire list of "Duties After Loss" that must be met or the insurance company does not have to pay your claim?

Most people are not and begin trying to rebuild their property unaware of the challenges to come.

We understand the policy language and will build your claim file to get you the money you deserve in order to make your property whole again.

Help us help you! Give us a call at (214) 785-2338
or visit our website at www.piersvisionpa.com.

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