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Millions impacted by massive ice and snow storm


Written by: Sill Public Adjusters


Millions impacted by massive ice and snow storm

Millions of Americans deal with significant ice and snow from a massive storm system that stretches from southern states like Texas to New England.

People in Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and Arkansas see ice, making travel almost impossible and putting property at risk.

In Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, heavy wet snow is shutting down schools and roadways and may threaten electricity service.

According to Weather.com, Indiana's Governor, Eric Holcomb, has called this the "worst statewide weather event in five years."

Winter weather like this means your property is at risk for damage from a fire, frozen pipes, or ice build-up that could lead to water damage.

The risk continues after the storm moves out as thawing or re-freezing happens. 

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The risk of fire increases as people turn to alternate sources for heat like a fireplace, woodstove, or electric heaters.

Even when you do your best to prevent fires, sometimes disasters happen. If your home or business is damaged by fire, you will need to file a property loss insurance claim. 

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At Sill, our disaster response teams are ready to help anyone who finds themselves dealing with a large property loss situation. Hiring Sill, means you have an insurance expert on your side throughout an insurance claim.

An insurance claim can turn into a long and stressful ordeal, but with the support of Sill Public Adjusters, you will get the insurance settlement you deserve.

Here's what we do:

  • Review your insurance policy
  • Document your property damage and all contents
  • Schedule meetings and handle all communication with your insurance company
  • Finalize your settlement faster

Our public adjusters are available 24/7, and we can respond to any location within hours. Get your claim started today by calling 844.650.SILL.