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Nelson Brothers Agency Insurance Tips on Hail
So, you got hail. What now? You have the right to determine who works on your property's repairs, but it's important to choose a reputable and experienced contractor for the job; be cautious of those that appear at your doorstep following a storm. It is advised that you first conduct some research, read reviews, and get recommendations before selecting the contractor you believe best suits what you need. References can usually be obtained from your adjuster or agent. It is also important that they have the necessary certifications and are insured and bonded.
Many factors determine whether hail will cause significant damage to your property; these include, but are not limited to:
- The size and hardness of the hail, harder hail causes greater damage
- The speed and direction of the wind, higher wind causes greater damage
- The slope, age, and condition of your roof, a newer roof generally holds up better than an older roof
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Why a Pre-Listing Inspection May Be Worth It in Today's Market
Selling a house comes with a lot of moving pieces, and the last thing you want is a deal falling apart over unexpected repairs uncovered during the buyer's inspection. That's why it pays to anticipate potential issues before buyers ever step through the door. And one way to do that is with a pre-listing inspection.
What Is a Pre-Listing Inspection?
A pre-listing inspection is essentially a professional home inspection you schedule before putting your house on the market. Just like the inspections your buyer will do after making an offer, this process identifies any issues with the condition of your house that could have an impact on the sale – like structural problems, faulty or outdated HVAC systems, or other essential repairs.
While it's a great option if you're someone who really doesn't lik...
