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When hail pummels Fredericksburg’s rural landscapes, homes, barns, fencing, equipment, and sheds, it exposes deep cracks in how insurance sometimes handles remote claims. If your property was damaged in the May 26 storm or any hail event, but...
For Texas business owners, commercial property insurance should provide peace of mind. Yet the reality is far more challenging. Nearly half of all property claims in Texas closed without payment in 2024, and denial rates have increased from 35% to 47...
The May 26 hailstorm didn’t just pass through San Angelo; it hit hard. From crushed roofs to broken windshields and flooded interiors, it left thousands with unexpected repair costs. Neighborhoods across the region reported hailstones the size of g...
The hours immediately following a hurricane are critical for your safety and recovery. And, while filing an insurance claim might be the furthest thing from your mind, that first day may also be your best chance to set yourself up to get the compensa...
As summer temperatures climb in Houston, so does the risk of vehicular accidents. Summer brings a unique blend of risk factors: intense heat, increased tourism, teenage drivers on break, and alcohol-fueled festivities. These all contribute to a signi...
When disaster strikes your property in Texas, navigating the insurance claims process is the best way to stop the financial bleeding and get back every penny you deserve. In this situation, time should be on your side. According to Texas law, insuran...
Hailstorms in Edinburg and the Rio Grande Valley can arrive suddenly and cause serious property damage. Whether it’s cracked shingles or broken windows, it’s crucial to recognize and properly document the damage if you plan to file an insuran...
The Rio Grande Valley experiences a distinctive pattern of spring flooding that threatens homes and businesses across Edinburg, McAllen, Mission, and other communities in the Rio Grande Valley. These seasonal floods typically occur between March and ...
Whether it’s a hurricane, a burst pipe, or a devastating house fire, you expect your insurance company to step up, not step back. After all, you’ve faithfully paid your premiums, met every deadline, and submitted all required documents. But inste...
