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Hurricanes and Homeowner’s Insurance

 Homeowners that live in areas of the United States that are prone to natural disasters probably recognize the consequence of carrying homeowner's insurance. But many homeowners overestimate the extent of their coverage and the settlement they are eligible for in the event of home damage caused by a tropical storm or a hurricane.

In order to find the best coverage for your dollar and to prevent any unwelcome surprises-such as those experienced by victims of Hurricanes Rita and Katrina-it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with basic homeowner's insurance issues for hurricane coverage.

Understanding Hurricane Insurance Policies

For the sake of your financial well being and sense of security, you should be familiar and comfortable with the level of homeowner's insurance under which you are covered. Listed below are a few points to keep in mind when investigating hurricane insurance:

•  Homeowner's insurance regulations and hurricane coverage allowances vary from state to state.
•  Be sure the company you are using is knowledgeable in the laws of your state and is properly licensed.
•  Work closely with your insurance agent to determine the best type of coverage, based on projected risk in your area for both wind and flood damage.

Hurricane Insurance and Flood Damage

Perhaps the most important factor to know when purchasing homeowner's insurance in a hurricane zone is that standard homeowner's insurance will not cover flooding.

Listed below are a few critical factors you should be aware of:

• Hurricane surges that cause water damage are considered "flood damage."
• Flooding can occur on the coast and along inland waterways.
• Purchase flood damage protection in addition to your standard homeowner's policy.
• Rising-water event coverage is provided by the U.S. Government and can be purchased through your insurer.

 
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