Your home insurance policy can provide coverage for weather-related damage. Use previous and current variables to guide you in choosing how much extra coverage you want to add to your home insurance policy.

Consider Past Damage

If your home and property have incurred damage in the past, consider the details surrounding each incident. Examine the amount of damage that your home and land were subjected to. If you incurred substantial out-of-pocket costs for the damage that needed to be repaired, it may be beneficial to increase the amount of home insurance coverage you have at your disposal. The coverage can protect building materials, electrical supplies, plumbing components, and other items installed in your home or on your land.

Account for Current Variables

If you live in a region that experiences an unpredictable weather pattern, it can be in your best interest to increase the amount of weather damage protection that your home insurance policy provides. Insurance coverage protects against damaged materials, leaks, and other issues that are directly tied to the weather.

Assess Residential Improvements

Examine the residential improvements that you have recently made or plan on making in the future. These improvements could affect the amount of home insurance protection that you need.

Property Improvements to Consider

• Upgraded windows and doors
• New roofing materials
• New plumbing, HVAC, or electrical components
• Weatherization additions

Schedule Your Home Insurance Consultation

Your home insurance consultation may reveal any problems that you missed while assessing your home and land. One of our San Marcos Insurance Group agents will determine which factors could result in weather-related damage. The results will guide them in choosing insurance product recommendations that will provide enough protection. Contact an agent who serves Chandler, AZ, for more information about insurance services.