A week ago today most of Central Florida was preparing for
what was expected to be a direct hit from Hurricane Dorian. We saw how
quickly it grew into a massive storm and how important it is to prepare and be
cautious as it’s track continuously changed. For the most part, Central
Florida was spared from sever damage, however it is always better to be
prepared than not.
Click here to learn more about what to do after a storm.
Storm Recover Tips:
- If
you were evacuated, return home once authorities have deemed it safe.
- Mitigate
additional damages by arranging for reasonable temporary repairs.
- Maintain
records of any expenses you incur due to the storm, for example receipts
for any temporary repairs.
- Take
photographs of any damage even if you think it’s minor.
- Be
careful when lifting heavy objects and use
- If
you suffered tree damage, your state and local municipality may help with
removal; if not, you’ll want to contact a tree expert to assess the
damage.
- Thorough
yard clean up may be needed, especially if you have branches leaves or
other debris in your yard and remember to clean up debris that may have
blown around shrubs as well.
- Check
for leaks by walking the interior of your home and looking for any water
spots on the ceilings.
- Avoid
downed power lines, or anything in contact with power lines, including
water puddles.
Click here
to read Traveler’s Insurance Hurricane Survival Guide
