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Preparedness Tips
Hurricane Preparedness
Learn about hurricane preparedness and safety tips to help protect your home and your family in the event of an impending storm.
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Hurricane Readiness Tips for Your Home
In addition to preparing your home, review these tips to protect your family.
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Hurricane Preparedness during the COVID-19 Pandemic
As you review your hurricane preparedness plans, it is important to consider the impact the COVID-19 pandemic may have on emergency weather situations.
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How to Prepare a Yacht for Hurricane Season During COVID-19
Many yacht owners and businesses within the yachting community face challenging conditions presented by COVID-19 along with predictions for an above-average active hurricane season.
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Prepare Your Yacht for Hurricane Season
Yacht enthusiasts look forward to spending time on the water and making memories with family and friends as often as possible. Stay ahead of volatile weather by reviewing and updating your hurricane preparedness plan each year.
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Protecting Your Home From Water Damage
Whether caused by prolonged rain, heavy snowfall, old appliance hoses, frozen or corroded pipes, or even clogged drains, water damage is not only inconvenient, but also costly.
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Protecting Your Home From Windstorm Damage
If you own a home in an area susceptible to windstorms, it’s important to take as many preventative steps as possible to help protect your family, home, and property.
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Securing Art and Valuable Collections from Hurricane Damage
Art evacuation services are available through specialized companies and insurers who work directly with you to prepare an art evacuation plan.
Post-Storm Resources
Repairing or Rebuilding Your Home After a Natural Disaster
As you begin to make repairs and renovations to your home and property, be sure you are aware of risk mitigation and insurance considerations.
Post-Storm Resources
Avoiding Storm Chaser Scams
Be sure you are aware of scams and fraud that tend to coincide with major storms.
Post-Storm Resources
Power Outage Preparedness Tips
The new reality of larger, more destructive natural disasters such as wildfires and hurricanes, coupled with utility companies taking precautionary actions by turning off sections of power grids, is likely to create a loss of power for almost any homeowner at one point or another. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe during a power outage.
Post-Storm Resources
When a Loss Occurs
Experiencing a property loss or liability claim can be overwhelming. There is a need to act quickly, and there are many things to consider so your interests are protected.
Post-Storm Resources
Working with a Contractor
Beginning the recovery process after a natural disaster can be daunting. Choosing your contractor is possibly the most important decision in the construction process.
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Emergency and Safety Resources for the Southeast
To assist our clients in the Southeast who may be impacted by natural disasters and other emergency situations, MMA PCS has compiled the following list of resources.
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Severe Weather Center
Marsh McLennan Agency Private Client Services is committed to providing clients with timely updates and preparedness tips regarding natural disaster weather patterns that may impact you. Stay up to date on changing weather conditions across the US by visiting our Severe Weather Center.
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Flood: Understanding the Risk, Navigating Insurance Options
Many people underestimate their vulnerability to flooding. This report seeks to raise awareness of the solutions available and how people can understand their flood risk.
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Natural Disasters: Understanding Your Exposures and Risks
Every region is susceptible to natural disasters. It’s important to know your risks and understand your insurance options.
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Storm Surge: Understanding the Risk
Typically, homeowners insurance policies do not include protection for losses related to storm surge. It’s important to keep in mind that storm surge can happen quickly and far from a storm's center, affecting areas that don't typically flood.
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Water, Water Everywhere
An insurer’s study showed residential water damage is both the most frequent and the most severe than any other cause of loss.
Insurer Contact Information
To begin the claims process with Marsh McLennan Agency Private Client Services you may call your Client Advisor directly or the Claims hotline at 866-829-3036. You can also send an email to PCSLV.CLAIMS@marsh.com . Our Claims Analysts are available Monday – Friday, from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. EST, and will be in touch within 24 hours.
If you require Yacht Claims Service or assistance related to your vessel, please contact us at 954-765-5684. We have representatives available 24/7 ready to assist you.
For immediate assistance during non-business hours, please use the contact information below to reach your insurer directly:
Insurer |
Contact Number |
888-760-9195 |
|
Assurant (Flood) |
800-423-4403 |
AXA Art Insurance Corp |
212-415-8433 |
800-252-4670 |
|
Cincinnati |
877-242-2544 |
Citizens (Florida Wind) |
866-411-2742 |
Encompass |
800-588-7400 |
Hagerty |
800-922-4050, select 4 |
Lexington |
800-931-9546 |
National General (Flood) |
800-325-1088 |
Nationwide |
855-473-6410 |
Plymouth Rock |
888-324-1620 |
888-502-8330 |
|
888-813-7873 |
|
Safeco |
877-566-6001 |
| 800-788-8247 | |
Vault |
844-388-5677 |
WNC (Tokio Marine Highland) |
828-681-8223 |
Emergency Service Vendors
You may be in need of clean up services after the storm. To get in front of the recovery effort, we encourage you to contact one of the following national vendors who have partnered with many insurers over the years without requiring up-front payments. It may be some time before they can respond, but it may help to get you placed earlier in the queue:
Emergency Service Vendor |
Contact Number |
855-748-4816 |
|
888-512-6413 |
|
877-533-0210 |
|
888-473-7669 |
|
800-SERVPRO |
|
800-Respond |
Emergency Resources
Government Resources:
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
www.ready.gov or www.listo.gov
Non-Government Resources: