Flash flood insurance claims are on the rise in disaster season. If you have experienced a flash flood or even thunderstorm damage to your home or business, you can relate. Since 1958 there has been an increase in extreme precipitation events in the Northeast. See the normal precipitation of rainfall increase here. Landmark Adjustments has handled hundreds of flash flood insurance claims on behalf of homeowners and businesses.
August is a month of heavy rainfall and thunder. Many coastal areas are exposed to flooding of course, but neighborhoods not even in a flood zone are experiencing unprecedented amounts of rain and heavy thunderstorms. You aren’t just seeing pictures of homes and businesses experience water and flood damage on social media using artificial intelligence generated content. New York and New Jersey Public Adjusters see the residential and commercial flood damage firsthand and it’s absolutely a devastating event.
Flash Flood Insurance Necessity or Not
Given the amount of flash flooding events and high-intensity thunderstorms, it’s not uncommon to experience ceiling damage, roof repairs, water intrusion, tree damage and more. Insurance companies get overwhelmed when flash flooding catastrophes occur. Large sections of neighborhoods place insurance claims with carriers at the same time overwhelming the submission process. Flash flood insurance is becoming a necessity even if you do not live in a flood zone.
If you experience a home or commercial business flood, the last thing you want to be is a number. An independent Public Adjuster at Landmark can access your home or business damage quickly and oftentimes, more thoroughly. This leads to a more substantial insurance claim payout rather than an insurance company trying to preserve funds from natural disasters. We’ve all heard stories of insurance companies going bankrupt after policyholders have paid premiums for years.
Insurance Claim Submission – A Proactive Approach
When you pay for insurance, you expect proper reimbursement for damage caused by heavy rain and thunderstorms. Flood repairs and fire damage to residential and commercial properties in New York and New Jersey can cost thousands to millions. If you are one of many policyholders submitting a claim, your insurance settlement may take a significant amount of time to resolve. Landmark Public Adjusters expedite your flash flood or thunderstorm insurance claim using expert knowledge and processes. Personalized attention from an experienced public insurance adjuster can go a long way.
Submitting an insurance claim on your own during a devastating time is difficult for anyone. When your sanctuary or way of life is impacted, emotions set in. The last thing you want to do is settle with your insurance company in an emotional state. Landmark Public Adjusters take this burden off you in many ways:
- Dedicated Communication with Insurance Companies
- Insurance Damage Photo Submissions
- Insurance Claim Form Expertise
- Resources for Temporary Housing
- Obtain Insurance Repair Quotes
- Provide Flood Restoration Vendors
Residential & Commercial Public Adjusters Reduce Claim Stress
Landmark Public Adjusters detail residential and commercial insurance claim damages on your behalf. New York and New Jersey Public Adjuster work directly with your insurance company to present facts while reducing stress. Whether its a pipe burst from a roof or ceiling damage causing a water leak, Landmark Adjustments is here to help. Landmark Adjustments has seen it all. Trees down during thunderstorms and heavy water intrusion have completely demolished homes and businesses. New and old wood flooring has been saturated by water damage and flash floods.
It’s not uncommon to have multiple insurance claims with your carrier. Landmark processes insurance claim submissions with attention to detail. We track progress on your claim and effectively communicate the status of your case. Contact a Landmark Public Insurance Adjuster to discuss your home or commercial business damage from excessive heatwaves, rain, wind, flash floods, hurricanes, tropical storms, bomb cyclones, severe thunderstorms, droughts and more.