Following Winter Storm Uri, the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) issued a warning to Texans about contracting scams that commonly occur after a natural disaster.
"We all want our homes repaired quickly, but take the time to check out a contractor," said Doug Slape, TDI's chief deputy commissioner, in a statement. "A few quick calls can save you money and help you avoid a scam."
Catastrophe season is around the corner, and insureds across the U.S. must be vigilant when working with contractors performing repairs following a hurricane, tornado, flood or another major weather event.
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