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When a major storm hits, time is not on your side. Here’s why immediate action matters:1. Your Insurance Policy Has Strict DeadlinesMost homeowners’ insurance policies contain a limited window to report damage—often as short as 365 days from the date of loss.

With strong thunderstorms and the threat of large hail moving through the Chicagoland area this week, it’s important to know what steps to take if your home is affected. Storm damage isn’t always obvious at first glance, but addressing it quickly can prevent bigger issues down the line.

Noticing streaks or stripes on your gutters and wondering what they are? It might be gutter oxidation. Over time, gutters can develop a dull, chalky appearance or dark discoloration due to natural environmental exposure.

Did you know that after a storm, insurance companies typically require you to take measures to protect your home to ensure you did not suffer serious loss or damage?

Storm season in the Chicagoland area has become more aggressive each year, and many homeowners are left dealing with the aftermath.

Home insurance is a valuable safety net that protects homeowners from unexpected disasters and financial burdens. However, before you rush to file a claim after an incident, it's crucial to take a step back and verify your insurance coverage.

     Though it may be happening behind the scenes, ventilation is one of the most important aspects of the construction industry.