Jeremy Mast - State Farm Insurance Agent

Looks like severe storms are going to be visiting our area, seems to be the trend! Stay Safe!

After a storm:
If you have severe damage including but not limited to heavy roof damage where part of your roof is missing and/or water is coming in the home, please contact our office to make a claim.

- If you have a leaking roof and/or severe damage, please take steps to prevent further damage to your home by having a qualified roofer or restoration company tarp the damaged areas.

- If you have light to moderate damage or had large hail, we recommend that you have at least a couple local and established roofers check out your home to see how much damage you have and if that damage exceeds your home insurance deductible BEFORE making a claim.

- Avoid any roofers who contact you from a call center and/or any roofers who are going door to door. Are all of these roofers bad? Of course not but it does increase your chances of getting an out of town, unqualified, and/or dishonest contractor. Any established and reputable roofer will not have to go door to door to get business after a major storm.

Contact my office if you need assistance 314-892-0007.

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Congratulations again to Caleb Cox! Another year of helping more families in more ways. Caleb was recognized in front of leadership and peers for his achievements.

Being prepared is a family effort. Talk through these four key safety basics when creating a plan:

1. How you’ll stay in touch during an emergency
2. Where you’ll go if you can’t stay home
3. Who handles what, so nothing gets missed
4. How to respond to common emergency situations