MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2021
Flood insurance typically covers flood damage from external sources and inclement weather conditions. Nevertheless, it’s important to know the specific forms of damage that your flood insurance policy can offer protection for. Although individual policies vary, flood insurance can usually be utilized in the following circumstances:
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Storm surges—A storm surge occurs from a rise in sea level, usually after a hurricane or tropical cyclone. Strong winds push the water onto the shore, which causes extreme flooding. There is no way to prevent a storm surge from occurring, and they can reach far and wide, depending on the strength of the storm.
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Heavy rains—Heavy rains can cause extreme damage, including flooding sewers, rivers and damaging standing structures. Many homes and roofs are damaged by heavy rains, flooding the interiors of homes.
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Overflowing swimming pools—An overflowing swimming pool can be the result of a storm surge, overflowing river or heavy rains resulting from storms. Damage caused by overflowing swimming pools can be significant, to the point where a home becomes uninhabitable.
Still have questions? Call Rana Insurance at 909-391-9500 for more information on Ontario flood insurance.
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