If you experience damage to your home, automobile, business or property, please refer to your policy documents for filing a claim. Remember that you may take steps to reduce additional damage (removing debris), however, please take adequate photos of the damage and keep well documented expenses and information regarding the loss.

For more tips on what to do in the event that you need to file a claim, click here.

Listed below are the claims web pages for many of the insurance companies we represent, so that you may submit your claim information directly to your company.

Appalachian

www.appund.com

Auto Owners

www.auto-owners.com

Bankers

www.bankersinsurance.com

Citizens

www.citizensfla.com

Fidelity Flood

www.fidelityonline.com

First Comp

www.firstcomp.com

Hartford

www.hsb.com

Lexington

www.lexingtoninsurance.com

National Flood Insurance Program

www.fema.gov

National Flood Services

www.nfsmt.com

Olympus

www.olympusfl.com

Progressive

www.progressive.comx

Safeco

www.safeco.com

United

www.upcic.com

Universal

universalproperty.com

Please remember that Hall Insurance Agency and your insurance carrier will be experiencing a higher volume of calls after a storm, so please be patient.

Tips for Filing Claims

• Take photos of the damage.
• Take whatever steps you can to prevent further damage. Make sure it is safe to make the temporary repairs and you are not risking injury to yourself or your family and friends or risking further damage. Your claim representative can provide you with recommendations and advice for undertaking any repairs.
• Remember to keep all your receipts for any temporary repairs you make. Also retain receipts for living expenses as a result of the loss to your residence.
• While tempted to clean up as much as possible, especially after a hurricane, do not throw away household belongings such as furniture or any personal items until these items have been inspected by a representative.