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Iowa Residents Dealing with Damage to Homes and Vehicles after Severe Weather

Iowa Residents Dealing with Damage to Homes and Vehicles after Severe Weather

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At least one insurance company is having to bring in agents from out of state to handle all of the claims from severe weather that swept across Iowa last WEEK. Hundreds of customers report damage to their homes and vehicles from large hail and high winds. Chris Pilcic, a spokesman for State Farm, says a few areas had tennis ball-sized hail and there’s damage from Shenandoah to Dubuque.

 

The company’s claims specialists report a lot of roof damage, but also dented siding to homes and shattered windows, primarily from hail, but also from wind.

 

State Farm reported a total of 11-hundred-10 hail claims in Iowa from last week’s storms. In all of last year, the company had 27-hundred hail claims in the state.

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