Not everyone got the new year off to a good start. Disaster can strike at anytime, and without warning.
Call Danny today (727-595-4127) to set-up a comprehensive review of your policy!
https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2020/01/06/entire-blocked-evacuated-due-to-massive-restaurant-fire-in-tampa
BAYNEWS9.COM
Entire Block Evacuated Due to Massive Restaurant Fire in Tampa
It's been a while since we have posted anything, but we have been busy expanding the business so we can offer more product options, and provide a better level of service to our customers. Give us a call today 727-595-4127, or send us a message!
Storm season is here and once again Mother Nature has reminded us who's boss. It's not just hurricanes that can cause massive property damage. Here is an unfortunate example from the weekend of what a strong thunderstorm can do: https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/region-pinellas/st-pete-ballet-studio-floods-after-50-mph-winds-tear-part-of-roof-off
ABCACTIONNEWS.COM
St. Pete ballet studio floods after 50 mph winds tear part of roof off
If you are currently insured with Guarantee Insurance Co. (GIC), the state has put them into receivership. Call today and speak with Danny about what to do next, 727-595-4127.
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southeast/2017/11/21/471913.htm
INSURANCEJOURNAL.COM
Florida Puts Workers' Comp Carrier Guarantee Insurance In Receivership
Beware of unlicensed contractors operating in the area. The best way to protect yourself is to:
A) verify their license number with the state
B) require proof of General Liability insurance, and verify with the insurance company that their coverage is valid.
http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/pinellas-deputies-go-door-to-door-at-dawn-to-arrest-unlicensed-contractors/2341333
TAMPABAY.COM
Pinellas deputies go door-to-door at dawn to arrest unlicensed contractors
To all the commercial property owners out there, check out the real life example below, and for questions regarding your policies call Danny today at 727-595-4127.
We always try to plan for the worst and hope for the best, but many times I see that property owners with concrete and metal buildings opt to not include wind and storm coverage in their policies due to how these types of buildings may hold up against wind. The picture below is of a concrete and metal building that caught fire as a result of damage from hurricane Irma. As you can see it is a total loss, and because the fire was a direct result of a storm, without the wind and storm coverage in their policy, something like this would likely not be covered.
