Property insurance is the buffer to storms and the damages caused. Oklahoma is home to torrential rainfall, hail, high winds, and tornadoes. When spring begins, these storms can cause a lot of damage to homes. Wind and hail can damage roofs, tornadoes can demolish a house. Rain can quickly cause water damage if it enters
Living in Oklahoma’s Tornado Alley Means Insurance Claims for Tornado Damage
Living in Oklahoma means having to deal with insurance claims for tornado damage. We have tornados almost every Spring.
The damage caused by tornadoes can be catastrophic. The aftermath can leave whole towns devastated. Comfort can be found in knowing that a homeowners insurance policy can help with repair of the damage.
Many of today’s
My Insurance Company Says My Roof Doesn’t Have Hail Damage, But My Neighbor Is Getting A Brand New Roof!
One Allstate Insurance customer complained the adjuster said there was no hail damage while the neighbor’s roof was being replaced due to hail:
I had a hail storm happen in my neighborhood in July 2015, and many roofs (over 100 in my area based on roofing permits issued in the village I live in) were
Oklahoma Hail Storms Are Hard For Insurers To Predict As Shown By State Farm’s Claim Count
Hail damage hits the bottom line of an insurance company’s net profits in Oklahoma. Some years the number of hail claims is much greater, making less profits for the insurance industry. Other years the hail losses are greatly reduced. The decrease in hail claims allows insurance companies like State Farm to make greater profits. The