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FEMA Flood Damage Avoidance Checklist

By
Real Estate Agent with Sun Realty USA, Inc.

I live on the beachThere are measures you can take to prevent your home from flood damage.  Obviously, the first thing is to check out your neighborhood’s flood elevation - call your local city or county offices and find out where you can have access to a local flood map.
Consider moving essential electrical equipment in  your home above the flood elevation, and get an electrician to connect receptacles to a Ground Fault interrupter.

FEMA’s checklist can be viewed by clicking here.

Obviously it’s also important to make sure you have enough flood insurance – and remember that flood insurance does not come into force for 30 days after the insured date.

 

 

 

 

Posted by

Christine R. Sutherland, REALTOR®
Downing-Frye Realty, Inc.  Naples & Bonita Springs, FLORIDA
Phone:          239-465-4525

Website:       http://WonderfulNaples.com
Email:           NaplesNaples@gmail.com

Joan Whitebook
BHG The Masiello Group - Nashua, NH
Consumer Focused Real Estate Services

Interesting.  I always wonder how one determines it is a good thing to get flood isurance... and suggestions?

Dec 20, 2010 02:06 PM