The Fourmile Canyon fire just west of Boulder, Colorado has already destroyed 169 homes. After 4 days, it’s only 30% contained. That means there are just under 169 homeowners/families who are concerned about what to do next. It has a lot of people thinking about what they would do if their home was threatened by a wildfire.
The Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association (RMIIA) posted a couple of great articles on what people can do to prepare themselves and their homes in case of a wildfire (or any home-destroying incident). The RMIIA is a non-profit organization to help people better understand auto, homeowners and business insurance. This is a cause I can get behind!
Please click on their links below and check out these great resources:
Insurance Advice for Residents Both In and Out of the Path of Colorado Wildfire
Highlights from this article: Develop an Evacuation Plan, Create a Home Inventory, Do an Annual Insurance Check Up, Know What Is and Isn’t Covered
Insurance Advice for Residents in the Path of Boulder County’s Fourmile Canyon Wildfire
Highlights from this article: Contact Insurance Agent Immediately, Keep Receipts, Take Photos, Make Temporary Repairs
