Prepare for a Storm of Overflow Claims

It's no surprise that weather events continue to increase in severity.?According to NOAA, 2021's most severe climate events totaled a whopping?$145 billion dollars in property damage,?and 2022 doesn't show signs of slowing down.

Wildfires are expected to wreak havoc this summer and into the fall, especially in the west.?Currently,?98% of California's territory is categorized as extreme drought.?This creates the perfect environment to start a fire.?Dry foliage then fuels the fire to spread quickly, making it more difficult for firefighters to contain it.

The east coast has a different but equally damaging threat.?NOAA predicts a severe tropical storm season with 6-10 hurricanes and?3-6 hurricanes of a category 3 or higher,?with minimum winds of 111mph.?

In addition, hail storms are becoming more destructive.?Scientists have proposed a new category,?Gargantuan Hail,?for hailstones larger than 6 inches, like those that fell in Hondo, Texas in April of 2021.?Researchers are also seeing trends toward?longer hail seasons.

During the next several months, insurance companies can expect to be inundated with claims related to fire and smoke damage, flooding, wind and hail damage.?Prevent claim chaos with a DMA partnership.?Our?Overflow Solution?gives you access to our wide network of appraisers, as well as priority assistance during CATs.