The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex was hit by a slow-moving thunderstorm late Sunday night into Monday, resulting in three months worth of rainfall pounding the area. Some parts picked up more than 15 inches of rain; Dallas sees 8 inches of rain total during an average summer.
Submerged roadways and flooded businesses and homes, and tens of thousands were without power for a time on Monday. Based on preliminary damage assessments in the area, a state of disaster was declared in Dallas County Monday evening.
This comes after the Dallas area faced an exceptional drought, the highest category assigned by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
We’re here to support you
In addition to our adjusting services, we offer repair solutions, temporary housing, building consulting, contents and inventory solutions, forensic advisory services and engineering to assist you and your insureds. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact our property team listed below.
To report claims, contact our CAT intake center for immediate setup and assignment.
P. 800.479.9188
E. [email protected]
Ronnie Adcock, senior vice president
214.435.8951
[email protected]
Danny Miller, executive vice president – operations
214.577.0553
[email protected]
Beau Bishop, senior vice president, catastrophe operations
601.500.0221
[email protected]
Gail Oliver, senior vice president, sales and marketing
302.521.4985
[email protected]
Tags: CAT Claim, Cat Insights, CAT response, Catastrophe, catastrophes, flood, flooding, Recent CATS, United States, Weathering disasters