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04/30/2023

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04/26/2021

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10/02/2019

You can call us anytime you think you have a claim, and we will remove the hassle for you. We'll check out the problem and if it is an insurable loss, we will get right to work on it, call it in for you, do what needs to be done. If there is no claim, we will help you find what to do next, but there will be no charge. Call us. You will love us!

07/20/2017

Hurricane season is upon us! Here is some useful information from the Texas Division of Emergency Management:
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS GUIDELINES

Residents of Texas Gulf Coast EVACUATION ZONES should BEGIN NOW by making an evacuation plan, preparing an emergency kit and learning evacuation routes well in advance.

If you are disabled or medically fragile, register in the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR) online at https:STEAR.dps.texas.gov or by dialing 2-1-1.
If you NEED TRANSPORTATION (you do not have a car or other vehicle, and you cannot get a ride with friends, family, or neighbors} register IN ADVANCE for assisted transportation by dialing 2-1-1.

Hurricane Preparedness tips online:
Texas Division of Emergency Management :
www.dps.texas.gov/dem
FEMA: www.Ready.gov
American Red Cross: www.redcross.org

05/05/2017

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04/27/2017

Friday and Saturday be Prepared as The Weather Channel has predicted a Torcon 5 for Tyler, TX!
Severe storms and Tornados! If you sustain storm damage to your home or business, call us We Can Help! 903-343-1936

04/14/2017

3 WAYS TO PROTECT AGAINST THE UNPREDICTABLE
-adapted from Texas Heritage for Living Magazine, Spring 2017

Preparing for severe weather threats can be as simple as getting familiar with important weather terms, having the right equipment on hand, and protecting your home and your belongings with insurance coverage.
LEARN THE LINGO. Brush up on tornado-related vocabulary to help decode tv weather reports.
**Tornado watch is issued by local National Weather Service (NWS) offices when weather conditions in a specific area favor development of a tornado.
**Tornado warning is issued by NWS when an actual tornado funnel has been sighted or detected by weather radar.
**Supercell is a strong thunderstorm with a rotating updraft that can last for hours and produce large hail, flooding, lightning, strong winds, and tornadoes.
**Tornado family is a series of tornadoes produced by a single supercell that can result in destruction along the same general line.
**The Enhanced Fujita Scale has been used in the United States since 2007 and measures tornado strength on the damage it causes, Six ratings range from the least severe - E0, with winds gusting for three seconds between 65 and 85 miles per hour - to most severe - EF5, with three-second gusts of more than 200 miles per hour.
(Visit noaa.gov to see a glossary of additional terms.)
GET THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT. Respected Birmingham, Alabama-based certified meteorologist has long advocated for better tornado warning systems and safety measures for residents, even more so since 62 tornadoes ripped through Alabama and killed 252 people on April 27, 2011. To protect against injury and loss of life during a tornado, Spann recommends that residents:
**Have the same kind of helmets available for both kids an adults during tornado watches and warnings that they would wear when bicycling or at batting practice.
**Purchase an NOAA Weather Radio or use an app sch as "Weather Radio by WDT" by Weather Decision Technologies Inc. to get real-time weather alerts. Don't rely on outdoor sirens, which homeowners may not hear. (Read more at nws.noaa.gov/om/severeweather )
VERIFY INSURANCE COVERAGE. Insurance agents recommend that homeowners:
**Take a home inventory on paper or with digital pictures and video. Be sure to keep all photos, video and your home inventory evaluation in a safe place, such as a safety deposit box, or cloud storage service.
**Talk to your insurance agent about policy riders or separate personal article policies to ensure adequate coverage.
**Remember that thunderstorms can cause flash flooding, and flood insurance is NOT a part of your standard homeowners policy. It must be purchased separately.
-brought to you as a public service by Floyd Ellis Company, Public Insurance Adjusters. If you have property damage, let us assist you through the process. You will be glad you did.

04/08/2017

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