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Are you having issues with your insurance company? Need a second opinion from a licensed professional who DOES NOT WORK FOR YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY?For decades, insurance companies have sold us, the policyholders, ocean front property in Arizona. They have pushed a narrative that sending their guy out was the preferred method for an insurance claim resolution. For the carrier, this is true. When they send “their” guy to tell you how much they owe you… it is best to send their own. This is an inherent conflict of interest. You are expected to believe that they will put your interest over theirs… The complete destruction of this very concept is spelled out in every insurance policy. In a section called, “Duties after a loss.” These are your MANDATED DUTIES under the policy. Like “speed limits”, they are not suggestions, but obligations. The carrier cannot perform these for you, and themselves at the same time… That is the “conflict of interest”. The only people who can legally help you, are licensed Attorneys and Public Insurance Adjusters, of which there are less than a 1000 for the whole state of Texas.That is who we are… Licensed Public Insurance Adjusters. We work for you, not the insurance company.Our fee… 10%, only if we recover. That is less than you tip your waiter…No Recovery, Absolutely No Fee!877-41-2BUST or 409-539-5188info@InsuranceBusters.netIBustInsuranceClaims.com ... See MoreSee Less

As we repair damaged pipes from the hard-freeze, many residents will also be faced with addressing damaged vegetation in their yards. The City of Galveston Tree Committee and Galveston Island Tree Conservancy has some tips for the best actions you can take now.1. Continue watering trees. They’re not only cold-stunned, but also more susceptible to disease right now. Watering is the best way to keep providing the nutrients they need to recover. (Water restrictions regarding landscaping have been lifted)2. Avoid trimming or pruning trees for several weeks. It will take some time to know whether the tree will recover. The best thing to do is avoid any further damage by removing branches too early.3. Use nutrient-rich soil and mulch to care for trees. This is best done by applying a donut shaped circle around the tree without covering up too much of the stump. ... See MoreSee Less