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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. 

In 2023 alone, the U.S. experienced 25 weather events causing at least one billion-dollars in damage to homes, businesses, and other property. All 50 U.S. states have experienced federally declared natural disasters at some point, yet FEMA estimates that nearly two out of every three Americans aren’t prepared. 

Regardless of where you live, are you ready with a plan to protect your family and your property from the risks you face?

The number of catastrophic earthquakes, flooding, wildfires, hurricanes, convective storms, and other natural disasters are on the rise. Is your household prepared for unforeseen weather events?

  • Powerful winds from hurricanes and other storms are often strong enough to rip off roofs and exterior walls of homes.
  • Many US states are at risk for wildfire, especially during drought, and in mountain, foothill, and grassland regions.
  • Flooding can result from storm surge, sudden downpours, rainfall, snowmelt, and more.
  • Each year, the US experiences around 20,000 earthquakes.

In our natural disaster report, you’ll discover specific prevention and preparedness tips you can use to better protect your family and your property from losses due to severe weather.

 

 

Know your natural disaster risks and create a plan.

Download the report to get started today.

Download our Natural Disaster Report to learn more.

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