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Helping Others After Hurricane Beryl: The Role of Insurance Adjusters

In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, communities across Texas and surrounding states are grappling with the aftermath of flooding, wind damage, and other storm-related devastation. Hurricane Beryl, which rapidly intensified into a Category 5 hurricane before weakening as it made landfall, has left many in need of assistance and recovery. In these challenging times, the […]

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Navigating Texas Licensing Requirements for Adjusters

Navigating the licensing requirements for adjusters in Texas can be a complex process, encompassing a range of criteria from eligibility to compliance with state laws. This comprehensive guide aims to streamline this journey, providing clear insights and actionable steps to help prospective and current adjusters understand and fulfill the requirements effectively. Key Takeaways Understanding the

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The Catastrophic Weather Types in Texas

Texas’s enormous size and geographical diversity contribute to its wide range of weather conditions. In the western part of the state, residents experience cold winters with low humidity, while the eastern two-thirds endure a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and occasional winter cold fronts. The mountainous region west of the Pecos River is the

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What Adjusters Must Know Before the 2020 Storm Season

Storm season is upon us once again. The storms themselves bring with them their own set of challenges – strong winds, torrential rain, and a few hailstorms here and there, to name a few. This year promises to be even more of a challenge due to the lingering threat of COVID-19. This, along with homes

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Lake Texoma Flooding

Lake Texoma Flooding Lake Texoma has been rising over the last month.  For the 4th time since the dam was constructed in 1944, water is flowing over the spillway.  The lake is recorded 124% full now at 644 feet according to the US Amy Corps of Engineers Tulsa District.  It was only on May 28, 2015 that

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