What Makes Private Flood Insurance Different than the NFIP Risk Rating 2.0? What options do I have in regard to Flood Insurance Coverage?

Flooding is the most common natural disaster in the United States, but floods, and more specifically flood insurance, is often misunderstood

A standard homeowners insurance policy does not typically cover flood damage.

Floods can not only be costly, they can be dangerous! Here are our 10 Tips on Flood Safety.

Replacement Cost vs. Market Value One of the most important things when buying insurance for your home is obtaining adequate coverage.

If a borrower fails to maintain adequate coverage, their lender may institute a force-placed flood insurance policy.

There are primarily two options when looking for a flood insurance policy; the NFIP and Private Flood Insurance carriers.

Flood zones are geographic areas that FEMA has categorized according to their varying levels of estimated flood risk.