EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Claims Reporting Emergency Numbers
Insurance Office of America – Emergency Contact Line: (877) 264-2519
Recent Natural Disaster Resources
Recent Natural Disaster Resources
Hurricane Ian Information 2022
IMPORTANT LINKS
- NOAA National Hurricane Center
- FEMA | Download the FEMA App
- Department of Homeland Security | Ready.gov Hurricane Information
- CDC | Information on Mold and Cleanup
- Ian Tracker Page | Spaghetti Models
- IOA Emergency Response Center
- Hurricane Before, During, and After Information
- Preparing Your Home for Hurricane Season
- Emergency Go Bag Preparation
- Phone number for all claim types – (877) 264-2519
- For personal lines claims email – personalclaims@ioausa.com
- For business claims email – commercialclaims@ioausa.com
STATE INFORMATION
Before you
make repairs
Be wary of contractor fraud and read all information before you sign any agreement with a contractor. Some contractor documents include an Assignment of Benefits. Signing an Assignment of Benefits, also referred to as an “AOB,” means the agreement authorizes the contractor to act on your behalf and may allow the contractor to receive funds directly from your insurance company, which is essentially signing away your rights.
National Insurance Crime Bureau Advice
- Work only with licensed and insured contractors
- Ask for references, and check them out
- Get more than one estimate
- Don’t be pushed into signing a contract right away
Make Sure To
- Total all costs
- Create detailed list of what the project includes
- Check time schedule, guarantees, and/or warranties provided
- Talk about payment schedule (do not pay until work is completed)
- Never, ever sign a contract that includes blanks
