Is Your Home Insured?

Last year, a terrible hurricane hit Houston. If I remember correctly, it was Hurricane Ike. News reports showed that properties and personal possessions were damaged. My husband's cousins were one of the many victims of this calamity. Their house was flooded and they had to vacate it while repairs are being made. I can't imagine how devastating it was to see the house and all fruits of one's labor destroyed.

Fortunately, their Houston home insurance in Texas covered the cost of the damage and the repairs. While their house is being rebuilt, they lived in a hotel. I hope that's part of their insurance coverage too.

Six months have passed and they're back in their newly renovated home. I hope they remembered to install smoke detectors and sprinklers. That would surely help protect their home. Most importantly, I hope they remembered to renew their contract with their insurance provider. Houston is always hit by storms and fires. It pays to be safe all the time.

The truth is, even if people go through calamities, they still had to get on with their lives. They had work or school to go to. Thankfully, Houston home insurance in Texas is around to help people spring back to life.

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Now, with all the repairs and home improvements were doing in the house, I think I should have our home insured, too.

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