The Private Flood Market vs. NFIP
The private residential flood insurance market has grown rapidly but remains small compared with overall homeowners insurance. Private residential flood…
What Happens to NFIP if the Government Shuts Down?
If Congress allows a shutdown that lapses National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) authorization, the program would stop issuing new policies…
Market Trends in Community Association Insurance
Coastal condominiums typically allocate 50% of the budget to insurance premiums. Property coverages are the largest expense in our Condominium…
Cybersecurity and Community Associations
Community Association cyber risk is lower than other industries, but it still presents a risk to associations everywhere. Kevin Davis…
It’s Budget Time!
We know you’re preparing budgets for the Board to consider and homeowner envelopes to send your budget to all for…
HALO Celebrates 1 Million Meals Served!
Over the summer, HALO (Hope and Life Outreach) in Salisbury proudly served its 1,000,000th meal — a milestone that represents…
In Deep?
Floods can happen anywhere. It’s not a beach thing. In fact, only 30% of floods actually happen in a flood zone, which means every homeowner’s insurance policy needs flood coverage. Trust us, this is not something you want to do without because repairing your home and restoring property after a flood can wash out your bank account.
Rising Above
What does your flood insurance cover? What is your responsibility should you need to file a claim? We think these details are important. That’s why we sit down with you and walk you through the flood insurance policy. We’ll also talk about how flood insurance can be combined with other coverages. It’s all about making insurance simple and comprehensive so you can avoid those what-ifs.
Flood Watch
The National Flood Insurance Program is a government regulated coverage, and changes happen frequently. We stay on top of flood insurance with education, so we can talk to you honestly and accurately about potential risks on your property.
Let’s Talk.
We’re the brainy type, which is why we maintain a Research Center that is loaded with articles to help you understand insurance topics including flood coverage. But we know digesting all the information takes time, and it can be confusing. So just call us. 410.213.5600 or info@deeleyinsurance.com.
Your Personal Insurance Group
Jennifer Whaley
Marketing Specialist
Phone: (410) 213-5555
jwhaley@deeleyinsurance.com
Melissa Minnick
Marketing Specialist
Phone: (410) 213-5580
mminnick@deeleyinsurance.com
Diane Frederick, CISR
Client Relations Agent
Phone: (410) 213-5554
dfrederick@deeleyinsurance.com
Meghan Feagans
Private Client Specialist
Phone: (410) 213-5540
mfeagans@deeleyinsurance.com
