Why should I renew my policy?
Even if you haven't experienced a flood in the past, it doesn't mean you won't in the future. Remember, all it takes is a few inches of water to cause thousands of dollars in damage and repairs.
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You made a smart move by purchasing flood insurance through USAA.
And even if you made it through the year without a flood, you should remember that every home is at risk of flooding.
Even if your house is in a "low-risk" flood zone, "low-risk" does NOT mean "no risk."
In fact, more than 25% of flood claims are from moderate or low-risk areas.
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In the past five years, all 50 states have experienced a flood or flash flood. Yet, only 27% of those with homeowners insurance said they also have flood insurance.
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Have you thought about how much a flood could cost you? Just a few inches of water in your home can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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Your current policy is expiring soon, so renew your coverage by paying your bill now.
That way, you don't have to worry about it later.
Then you'll be able to continue your protection and rest easy…even if flooding's in the forecast.
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Flood insurance renewal FAQ
Flood insurance doesn't usually renew automatically. If you have coverage through NFIP, you’ll receive a bill 50 days before your policy expires. To keep your coverage, you’ll need to pay your bill in full.
Yes. You need flood insurance that covers your belongings in your rented home or storage unit. Flood coverage usually doesn't come standard with renters insurance, but it's included with a USAA Renters Insurance policy.
Yes. Rising water, or floodwater, coming from outside your property can cause flood damage.
Water damage could be from a burst pipe or rainwater coming in through a hole in the roof. It's damage unrelated to outside floodwaters.
Don’t wait for a storm to hit to renew your coverage.
Renew your flood insurance policy today to protect your home and belongings before floods arise.
