Flood-related articles: Reports, prep tips,and facts

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What Florida homeowners should know about private flood insurance

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How to prevent mold after a flood: 7 key steps

To prevent mold, make a plan to start cleaning within 48 hours of the flooding.

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Flood insurance is for everyone

These are four reasons why everyone needs flood insurance.

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The new flood season

Flood season is here. Are you ready for it?

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What to do after a flood: 5 essential tips

These five pointers can help you build a plan of action to get repairs underway and get back on your feet after a flood.

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Hey, Florida! Check your flood risk with this new tool

Knowing your flood risk can help you better prepare. Find out about No Flood Florida's flood analysis memo.

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Protecting homes in flood areas in South Carolina

Homeowners who live in flood areas in South Carolina need protection. Learn how to find the right insurance coverage for your SC home.

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How the flood claims process works

Find out how the flood insurance claims process works and how claims are paid out​.

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Flash flooding 101: How to stay safe

Understanding what flash flooding is and what to do if your area is threatened by one is important for keeping your family safe.

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Does homeowners insurance cover mold?

Many home insurance policies offer limited mold coverage, especially if the mold was caused by a covered event.

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Who gets hit by FEMA flood insurance rate increases?

Homeowners who get their flood insurance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) may see their premiums go up starting on April 1, 2022﹘that is, if they haven’t seen rates increase already.

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Are FEMA flood maps accurate?

FEMA flood maps don’t reflect the impact of climate change, which could create a false sense of security for homeowners outside of high-risk flood areas that aren’t required to have flood insurance.