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Old 10-26-2009, 10:12 PM
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Recently, I have found a company called "Southern Insurance Company". I heard from my agent that Republic Group owns them. Their price is very reasonable compare to Farmers, Allstate, or Statefarm. I used to be close to $2000 with Farmers, and that was with the deductible of 2%. With Southern, I'm paying around $1000, and the deductible is only 1%. I live in the Harris County by the way.
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Old 10-30-2009, 11:38 PM
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We also use Farm Bureau. We had two roof claims on two different houses. No problems. One adjuster after looking at our roof offered to look at a car for hail damage. Our having our roof redone right now. The gentleman doing it said that Farm Bureau was generous. Alot easier to work with than stte farm or the other big companies. In fact upgraded our shingle to 30 year and it is only costing us 250.00 more for the total roof plus our dedc.
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