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How to Stay Safe during a Flood in South Carolina

All South Carolina residents must know what to do before, during, and after a flood. If you live in a floodplain, you need to evaluate your home and take steps to minimize the amount of damage that could be done, and you should talk with an independent insurance agent about purchasing flood insurance for your home.

Does Full Coverage Car Insurance Cover Hurricane Damage in South Carolina?

No matter how often you drive, you want to protect your ride. You may have heard of “full coverage” car insurance and be tempted to ask for it. But “full coverage” really isn’t a standard industry term. South Carolina independent insurance agents can help you find what actually constitutes a complete car insurance package.

Does Car Insurance Cover tornado Damage in South Carolina

Will Car Insurance Cover Tornado Damage in South Carolina?

If your car is destroyed by a tornado it might be covered by your auto insurance policy. A South Carolina independent insurance agent can find you the right car insurance coverage to cover your vehicle if a tornado hits.

Can I buy flood insurance before a hurricane

Can I Buy Flood Insurance in South Carolina before a Hurricane?

Flood insurance can help protect your home in the event of a hurricane or tornado, but it can't be purchased at the last minute. Work with a South Carolina independent agent to secure flood insurance before it's too late.

Do I Need Flood Insurance in South Carolina?

One inch of floodwater can cause $25,000 in damage to your home. South Carolina residents are at high risk of flooding. An independent insurance agent can help you purchase flood insurance to protect your home and assets.

Is a Hotel Safe during a Hurricane?

Is it safe to ride out a hurricane in a hotel? What should you do to prepare yourself and your room? Where should you find information and instructions? Find out about what to do if you're in a hotel when a hurricane watch is issued.