Mitigating Your Hurricane Losses After a Storm

Make sure your windows are protected and your home is secured
Check your disaster supply kits.
Have ample amounts of water and non-perishable foods.

Always stay inside and away from windows, skylights and doors.
If flooding happens turn off electricity at the main breaker.
Turn off major appliances and computers during power outages.

Remain indoors until an official "All Clear" is given.
Do not touch fallen or low hanging wires of any kind.
Stay away from puddles with wires in/near them.
Use phones for emergencies only.
Report downed powerlines, broken gas or water mains.
Take photos as soon as you can of any or all damages that you may have sustained.
Do not pay in cash or without receipt for any and all repairs or debris removal.

How HART Can Help You

Was your Hurricane claim denied?
Was your claim not paid fairly?
Do you believe your claim was worth much more than the insurance company offered?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, we can help you. Did you know that you have up to five years to reopen a claim?

HART can educate the following policy holders:

- Commercial Property Owners
- Condominium Associations
- Homeowners

- Homeowners Associations (HOA)
- Mobile Homeowners