Catastrophy Servicing

We've been servicing Carolinas catastrophes for decades, including such fall disasters as hurricanes Hazel, Connie, Diane and Ione in the mid 50's; Donna in the early 60's; Diane and Hugo in the mid to late '80's and in the mid to late '90's Hurricanes Fran, Bertha, Bonnie and Floyd. Additionally other catastrophic Carolina events such as the spring tandem tornadoes in ENC in '84, the Storm of the Century in '93 and various isolated Carolinas hail storms throughout this entire time frame.

It has been our policy over the years not to expand our reach beyond states in which we operate thereby spreading thin our resources and supervision. We know well our territory and are selective with those whom we choose to utilize to supplement our seasoned personnel, some of whom may be temporarily routed to storm impacted areas for the most timely first response. Most of our supplemental assistance is comprised of individuals who have affiliated with us in the past with whom we have an established working relationship.

Nevertheless we are always seeking for qualified, responsible individuals to assist us in these events. Our minimal expectations include automation and professional attire.

See our Catastrophe Questionnaire for electronic submission.

For a printable version of our questionnaire, click here.

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