By Jim Satterfield, Firestorm President
In the aftermath of severe tornado activity in North Texas on May 15, Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) staff will be on-site in Granbury, Millsap, Mineral Wells, and Cleburne to help insurance consumers.
“People who suffered property damage as a result of the recent tornadoes should contact their insurance company or agent to file a claim as soon as possible,” said Eleanor Kitzman, Texas Insurance Commissioner. “Starting this process is the first step toward getting money to make repairs.”
Homeowners insurance policies generally provide coverage for losses from wind and hail, and in certain situations, might cover losses from wind-blown rain.
The following tips will help make the claims process go smoother:
Contact your insurance agent or company promptly. Keep a record of all contacts you have with your company. Be prepared to answer...
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