For National Hurricane Preparedness Week, we dive into expert predictions for hurricane season 2022. Use this information to identify your risk and better protect your home and family.
Read this postHistorically, tornado season starts in March and lasts until June with states in Tornado Alley seeing the most activity. But scientists say the center of tornado activity actually appears to be more towards the south and east.
Wildfires may not be the first risk people associate with Florida homes, but they are a historical issue in the state. We show you how to protect your home through risk mitigation and home insurance.
Tornadoes happen year round. Protect yourself and your family with these 10 tornado safety tips.
Hurricane Ida offers a case study in how we use technology to help our customers weather and recover from the storm.
These 15 hurricane facts provide information about one of the most destructive and intriguing forces in nature.
Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and intense. Here's how to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
Not sure if your temporary digs are covered after a disaster? These additional living expenses examples show when your coverage kicks in.
Experts predict the Atlantic hurricane season 2021 will be active with at least 20 storms hitting the US.
What causes a power surge? Lightning, most of the time. The better question is if homeowners insurance covers it.
A waterspout is a tornado-like whirlwind of water mist and air that can cause serious damage when it moves over land. Learn how home insurance protects you.
Knowing what to do during a flood is key to protecting your home and family. Be prepared to evacuate and stay out of both moving and stagnant water.
Underinsurance is a big problem for 64 percent of US homes. Without enough insurance, these homeowners may not be able to fully recover from a catastrophic loss.
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