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10 Holiday Home Safety Tips - Swyfft Blog Heading into the Holidays, it’s important to make sure your home stays as secure as Santa’s workshop. So, we’ve put together 10 holiday home safety tips that will make your home the shining star of the neighborhood.

They are predicting a busy hurricane season this year, so the State of Texas is willing to help you get prepared this weekend with a sales tax holiday on emergency supplies.

Sales Tax Holiday for Emergency Supplies, April 23-25 News Releases

Hurricane Preparedness Tips for Coastal Residents
• Have Enough Insurance – Have both flood and windstorm insurance. If you don’t have them already, now is the time to add these coverages. Flood insurance requires a 30-day waiting period; and most windstorm insurance providers, including TWIA, are unable to accept applications for new or increased coverage when a hurricane enters the Gulf (learn more).
• Avoid Surprises – Read your policy before a storm hits. Understanding how you’re covered can help you navigate the claims process more easily. Verify your contact information, know your deductible, understand your endorsements, and ensure you have enough insurance to cover the cost to rebuild your home, if needed.
o Want help reviewing or updating your policy? Schedule an insurance checkup with your agent!
• Secure Your Property – Don’t delay general maintenance to your roof or property. Install storm shutters and roof straps, trim trees and clear gutters, and reinforce garage doors

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Tips for preparing your home, pets and plants for freezing temperatures Mother nature is bringing an arctic blast to Houston early next week.