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Wednesday, September 14, 2022If you live in a coastal region or in an area with frequent tornadoes, you know the danger of strong winds. You know that straight line winds can cause almost as much damage as a tornado. You also know that warm weather means thunderstorms and windstorms where winds can easily reach over 50 miles per hour. READ MORE >>
Friday, June 24, 2022You never know when a disaster will strike, and having the right insurance will protect your investment and your resources. Windstorm insurance covers damages caused by high winds. Windstorm insurance covers roof damage, window damage and damage to personal property if the wind enters the house and causes damage. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, June 22, 2021You never know when a disaster will strike, and having the right insurance will protect your investment and your resources. Windstorm insurance covers damages caused by high winds. Windstorm insurance covers roof damage, window damage and damage to personal property if the wind enters the house and causes damage. READ MORE >>
Monday, May 24, 2021 When considering the implications of a windstorm on your home, you should also think about what would happen if a hurricane blew through your hometown. On top of strong winds, hurricanes can also cause water damage and flooding. Do you live in an area that has a high risk of hurricanes and/or windstorms? READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 23, 2021Residents of coastal North Carolina know that their homes will face some unique and more pronounced weather damage risks as opposed to inland properties. After all, the flat landscape of the coastal plain coupled with nautical weather patterns (not to mention hurricane threats) often make homes i... READ MORE >>
Thursday, November 19, 2020 In certain areas of North Carolina, there are high risks of windstorms, hail or named storms (hurricanes). Because of these high risks, locals’ homeowners insurance might exclude certain types of damage or contain specialized terms and conditions on it. Some of these specialized terms are called percentage deductibles. READ MORE >>
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