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Updated 5 months ago on . Most recent reply

Storm Cleanup Tips
Hey folks,
For those who have been through a natural disaster, tell me what you wished you'd have known. Helene dropped a massive tree on one my properties in Greenville SC. There is roof damage, probable damage to the trusses, and the water line busted. As the tree is cleared and we get access to the property, what should be done to be most efficient?
1) Should I file the claim now to 'get in line' prior to knowing the extent of the damages?
2) Should I have a home inspector take a look at the home to see everything in the home that may have been affected that an adjuster may overlook, or that I may not report because I don't see it?
What other things should I know that I'm not even thinking about and what do you wish you'd have known?
Thanks for all your insight!
Ben