What to do if there is damage to your property.

• Contact your insurance agent or if unavailable your insurance company to report a claim.
• Make temporary repairs to prevent further damage to your property. This would include covering breaks in a roof, wall or windows with plywood, canvas or other waterproof material. Do not have permanent repairs made. Unauthorized repairs may not be reimbursed.
• As soon as you can, prepare a detailed inventory of all damaged or destroyed personal property for the adjuster. Be sure to keep a copy. Include as much information as possible including: description, cost, replacement cost, and date of purchase.
• Take photos or video of damage.
• Start cleaning up.
• Do not throw anything away until you have spoken with your adjuster. (Very Important)

What to do if you have damage to your automobile.

• Call the police for all accidents.
• Exchange insurance and personal information with all other vehicles involved.
• Contact your insurance agent or if unavailable your insurance company to report a claim.
• Take photos or video of all damage.
• If your vehicle has been damaged by water, let it dry out. Do not attempt to start or operate it until it is thoroughly dried, and we recommend you have a mechanic look at it before starting.