End of Hurricane Season in Texas | Stay Prepared for Storm Claims

As Hurricane Season Ends, Stay Prepared

As hurricane season winds down in Texas, many homeowners and business owners feel relief. This year may have brought fewer named storms or no direct hits at all. That is good news, but it does not mean it is time to forget about storm preparedness or insurance coverage.

Even in a quiet season, property damage claims from hail, wind, and storm surge continue year-round. Insurance companies may still deny or underpay claims, leaving policyholders with out-of-pocket repair costs.

Why a Quiet Season Still Matters

• Policies reset annually: Review your storm and windstorm coverage before renewal dates.

• Small claims pile up: Minor hail or wind damage left unchecked can turn into major repairs.

• Deadlines still apply: TWIA and other insurers enforce strict timelines even if storms are fewer.

Steps You Can Take Now

1. Review your policy. Make sure coverage levels match the current value of your property.

2. Inspect your property. Look for small roof issues, leaks, or cracks that may worsen later.

3. Organize your records. Photos, receipts, and repair estimates are invaluable if you ever need to file a claim.

When to Call for Help

If you ever face a denied or underpaid claim, do not assume that is the final word. At Furlow Law Firm, we specialize in storm, hail, wind, and TWIA claims across Texas. Our team helps clients understand their policies, challenge unfair denials, and resolve disputes. Mediation is often the fastest and least stressful option.

📞 Call us at (210) 910-4501 or visit furlowlawfirm.com for a free claim review.