Remote adjusting enables flood insurance policyholders to file claims on their own time, on their own terms.

Five ways insurance agents can help homeowners understand their flood exposure and mitigate their risk.

As a homeowner, you’re constantly balancing risks against your budget. The best way to do this is to have a broad awareness of the environmental flood risks in your area.

Here’s what property buyers should keep in mind when asking about flood risk.

National Flood Services’ Jonathan Young on what customer experience in flood insurance will look like in 2021

Without a complete picture of flood risk, there’s no way to know who is most vulnerable. But with new tech, the maps are changing.

National Flood Services claims director Robert Butler has been on the frontlines of the industry for over three decades. We sat down with him to reflect on what he learned along the way.

When’s the last time you check your property’s flood risk maps? It may have changed since then.

The pandemic has taught us all a lot about protecting the lives we've built. Being prepared for the next storm with flood insurance is just one way we can protect our homes and businesses.

Just an inch of floodwater could cost you as much as $25k in repairs. Here’s how you can keep your property safe from financial and physical losses associated with flood risk.

Public-private partnerships let governments tap the tech, talent, and customer service experience of private firms to deliver exceptional programs.

Snow and ice aren’t the only forms of water to worry about in the winter. It can still flood – which means you shouldn’t let your guard down when it comes to protecting your property.

The 2020 hurricane season was predicted to be worse than average and it delivered. Here’s what you can learn from the busiest hurricane season on record.

Americans want guidance when buying a flood insurance policy online and agents are positioned to become trusted advisors.

Here’s a breakdown of how global warming accelerates the impact of flooding worldwide – and what you can do to protect your home or property.

If you’ve noticed more overlap between Election Day and hurricane season, you’re not alone. Here’s what we can learn from how natural disasters have impacted American elections.

Climate change doesn’t just impact the coasts. Inland flooding is a major threat, and it’s getting worse as the planet warms.

We’re in the middle of an abnormally active hurricane season, and also election season. Here’s how the 10 U.S. states most at risk for flooding typically vote.

The climate is changing and so is the timeline on which homeowners in coastal areas can expect their property to accrue or lose value.

NFS is celebrating its 35th year anniversary of helping the nation’s largest insurance companies manage their flood programs and supporting their customers as they recover from the damaging impact of severe storms and flooding events.

Super Storm Sandy devastated the East Coast in 2012. As the region braces for future storms amid an ongoing pandemic, it must prioritize flood insurance and flood protection for its communities.

The 2019 floods devastated communities all across the Midwest. Here’s what this flood event can tell us about flood awareness and protection.

Hurricane Florence was a devastating flood amplified by climate change, which means more people faced more intense damage. Here’s what Florence can teach us about risk, response, and resilience.

Supply chains weren’t resilient to COVID-19. Are they resilient to flooding?

What is your state doing to respond to increased flooding? Use our checklist to navigate local resources and prepare for the next flood.