Hawaii begins recovery efforts after Hurricane Lala

Hurricane Lala brought torrential rain, damaging winds and dangerous surf to Hawaii over the weekend, causing widespread flooding, power outages and property damage across the islands. The storm passed just 30 miles south of Ka Lae and impacted communities throughout the state. 

Parts of the Big Island received 15-30 inches of rain, while strong winds and large waves damaged homes, downed trees and left more than 150,000 utility customers without power. Officials reported at least 100 homes were damaged or washed away.

Flooding, mudslides and debris flows continue to pose risks to residents. Emergency crews are responding and restoring critical infrastructure, but damaged roads and downed trees may slow recovery efforts in some areas.

When disaster strikes, we’re ready to respond.

We are available 24/7/365 to help with every aspect of a property loss. Our adjusters have specialized knowledge to assess damage and determine the value of each loss, no matter how complex. We can put our qualified contractors to work providing repair solutions.

We also offer temporary housing for insureds, quickly finding short-term rental properties and hotel discounts. Whatever the loss and whatever the need, we’ll bring together all the right resources, at the right time, to move each claim forward. 

If you have questions, contact our property team. If you need assistance with a claim, assign it to us here.