ALE Pro Logistics

Preparing for a hurricane requires three main steps: securing your home, packing a go-bag, and creating a family communication plan. Stockpile a 7-to-14 day supply of non-perishable food, and set aside one gallon of water per person per day. Ensure your gas tank is full, and safeguard critical documents in waterproof containers.

Pre-Season Planning

Know your evacuation zone: Find out if you live in an evacuation zone through your local government's emergency management office or via Ready.gov.

Review your insurance: Homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover flooding; check with your provider or the National Flood Insurance Program.

Document belongings: Take photos or videos of your home's interior and exterior to make potential insurance claims easier to process.

Building an Emergency Kit

Gather the following items in watertight containers or grab-and-go bags:

Water & Food: At least a 3-to-5 day supply of water and non-perishable food, plus a manual can opener.

Electronics: Flashlights, extra batteries, a battery-powered or hand-crank NOAA Weather Radio, and power banks for your cell phones.

Medical: A fully stocked first-aid kit and a 7-day supply of personal medications.

Finances: Extra cash in small bills, as ATMs will not work if the power goes out.

Securing Your Property

Yard cleanup: Bring all outdoor furniture, grills, propane tanks, and loose debris inside or anchor them, as high winds could turn them into projectiles.

Windows & doors: Install permanent storm shutters or pre-cut plywood to cover all windows and glass doors.

Gutters: Clean out drains and downspouts to minimize localized flooding.

starts on Sunday, May 3rd. Get you and your family ready for all possibilities.

We are monitoring the in and are heartbroken at the devastation it has caused. We are assisting insureds with their and are available 24/7 to speak with adjusters and public adjusters about how we can help their clients. Please reach out to us toll free at 302-ALE-PROS

We'd like to wish our beautiful planet and all it's inhabitants a happy . Let's all strive to make this planet healthier, happier and more sustainable for the future. 🌎🌲

It's 2026!

The National Weather Service and the New York State Office of Emergency Management have proclaimed April 19 to April 25 Severe Weather Awareness Week in New York State. The National Weather Service will work in partnership with several agencies of the New York State Disaster Preparedness Commission and the New York State Broadcasters Association to inform residents about the potential dangers associated with flash flooding, tornadoes, and severe thunderstorms.

Get informed at weather.gov

home maintenance is a great way to ensure your home is in shape for the summer months. Much like us humans, your home needs checkups every so often, and spring is the best time to conduct a thorough inspection. Here is a quick checklist with things you can do to keep your house functioning for both you and your family.

SESSION SPOTLIGHT:

Don't miss Jamie Harris, ALE Pro Insurance Logistics LLC, at the 2026 CLPAA Spring Seminar!

The session is titled: ✨ Understanding Additional Living Expenses: Advocacy, FRV & Effective Housing Claims Management ✨

This course provides public insurance adjusters with a focused overview of Additional Living Expense (ALE) claims and the skills needed to manage them effectively. Participants will examine the purpose and scope of ALE coverage, including covered expenses, eligibility, and key exclusions, while gaining a clear understanding of how Fair Rental Value (FRV) is established and verified. The course also highlights carrier practices that can impact housing outcomes and equips adjusters with practical advocacy, documentation, and communication strategies to improve claim handling and better support policyholders throughout the ALE process.

When: May 13th
Where: Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Hills Resort & Conference Center
More event details & Registration ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ekRmzRdr