Georgia Wind and Hail Deductibles: What Your Policy Actually Says
A percentage deductible can turn a hail claim into thousands out of pocket. How to find yours before the storm.
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A percentage deductible can turn a hail claim into thousands out of pocket. How to find yours before the storm.
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Read article →Metro Atlanta sits in a regional tornado corridor. Most policies cover tornado damage, but wind and hail deductibles vary widely. Some are flat dollar, some are percentage-based.
Read article →Heavy rain plus aging Atlanta sewer infrastructure means basement and main-floor backups are common. Standard homeowners excludes them. The fix is a $40 to $80 per year endorsement.
Read article →Personal auto policies exclude business use. If employees drive for your Georgia business, you need commercial auto coverage. Here is when it applies, what hired and non-owned auto covers, and which carriers are competitive.
Read article →Most people who think they do don't. We can check your current policy and tell you exactly what's covered.