A flood insurance policy can help to keep your home protected through El Niño. Living in Southern California means getting to enjoy warm weather practically all year. However, in the current El Niño conditions, you may be finding that you are not only pulling out your ‘big’ jacket, but also your rain boots. Along with changing your wardrobe, El Read More
What El Niño Means for Your Insurance Coverage
3February,2016
By Hoffman Brown Insurance | 30-day waiting period, California, damages, earth movements, El Niño, Hoffman Brown Company, home insurance, homeowners insurance, landslides, rain, Sherman Oaks, Southern California, water | No Comments
Protecting Your Art Collection from El Niño
7December,2015
By Hoffman Brown Insurance | appraisals, art collection, California, El Niño, evacuate, flood insurance, flooding, Hoffman Brown Company, homeowners insurance, insurance agent, inventory, policy limits, protect your collection, review your existing coverage, Sherman Oaks, valuable | No CommentsUse this guide to protect your art collection against the storms of El Niño this winter. In case you haven’t heard yet, climate experts are predicting we’re going to experience a very serious El Niño this winter. Because our drought-riddled state is so parched, the ground is likely going to have a hard time absorbing the heavy rains this storm Read More
El Niño: The Past, Predictions, & Preparations
2November,2015
By Hoffman Brown Insurance | California, climate change, drainage, drought, El Niño, flood claim, flood insurance, global warming, history, Hoffman Brown Company, home inventory, predictions, prepare, prepare your house, season, Sherman Oaks, tips, weather events, weather stripping | No CommentsWhat you need to know about El Niño's history, what's predicted for this year, and how you can be ready. Four years into our California drought, a little rain sounds like a good thing. We actually might be getting quite a bit more than a little, though! Predictions for the coming El Niño point to an intense winter in California. The climate Read More
