Now, after Hurricane Irma, the cleanup — and the insurance claims process — begins.
The first 30 to 60 days post-storm are critical in ensuring coverage for your property damage and business interruption losses after the storm.
Below, we first provide a checklist to guide both commercial and individual insureds in the first few weeks after the storm. Then, we address the key commercial coverages that business insureds may have to help them recover from lost business income post-storm.
|Hurricane Irma claims checklist
As soon as it is possible to do so, both individual and business insureds should take the following steps to maximize coverage for their Hurricane Irma claims.
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