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Insurance guide · Ron Marchiani, Farmers agent
Before storm season, photograph property, keep an inventory, identify emergency contacts and understand how your deductible and claim process work.
Direct answer
Start with the policy language and the facts of the property, vehicle or household. General summaries help frame questions but do not determine coverage for an individual policy.
Photograph each room, exterior elevations, roof from safe ground-level angles and major belongings. Save an inventory and receipts in a cloud or off-site location. Record insurer claims contacts and policy numbers in a secure place; do not post them publicly.
Central Texas households may want to review wind and hail deductibles, roof settlement, water exclusions and flood coverage. A county or FEMA map can provide context but does not determine coverage or guarantee a loss. Read the actual policy and ask how each peril is treated.
Check safety first. Photograph damage, take reasonable steps to prevent further harm, keep receipts and contact the insurer promptly. Ask about temporary repairs, inspection, contractor estimates and deadlines. Do not assume a contractor’s promise or a weather report determines whether a policy covers the loss.
Quick answers
Photograph your home and belongings, keep an inventory and policy contacts in a secure place away from the property, and review deductibles and claim reporting instructions before severe weather.
When safe, photograph affected areas before cleanup, keep receipts for reasonable temporary repairs, note dates and communications, and report the loss through the insurer’s official channel.
No. Coverage depends on the cause of damage, policy language, exclusions, endorsements, limits and deductible. Review the issued policy and ask the insurer about the specific loss.
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