Instant Insights / Wildfires & their destruction

Deadly and destructive wildfires have destroyed or damaged thousands of homes and businesses across the globe, and have caused billions of dollars in insured losses in recent years.

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16 do's and don'ts when you return home after a wildfire

Tips insurance agents can share on what homeowners should & shouldn't do when returning home after a wildfire.

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California, and other parts of the country, including Colorado and Washington, continue to battle destructive wildfires.

At last report, the Carr Fire in northern California has burned a staggering 1,018 homes and killed six people in and around Redding, according the Associated Press. The fire has burned more than 180 square miles and is only about 35% contained. And that’s just one blaze.

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Jayleen R. Heft

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