N.J. Foundation Floodvent Company, Smart VENT Inc. hires a Delaware Manufacturer's Representative. Smart VENT's mission is to provide technical information and support for your Foundation Flood Venting needs and issues. Harry can answer your questions on: Codes, insurance, liability, FEMA, ICC, installation and design.Harry was born and raised in Delaware. He graduated from Salesianum High School; and went on to matriculate with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from the University of Notre Dame-South Bend, Indiana.
National Championship Football Team at Notre Dame, Harry's competitive nature and drive' adds to the Team' goals already implanted at Smart VENT. Prior to entering the business world, Harry taught and coached football at West Chester University, University of Maryland, and Georgetown, Delaware's Sussex Central Senior H.S. Harry is also certified to present our "Lunch ...
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The expenses involved with owning a home can be overwhelming at times - routine maintenance, repairs, seasonal preparations, improvements. Not to mention taxes, fees, and all those monthly bills. Some homeowners, in trying to reduce their expenses, wonder if they really need disaster insurance. Disaster insurance is typically defined as additional homeowner's insurance to cover events like hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and floods. Home insurance policies typically cover hurricanes and tornadoes (review your policy to be certain in covers damage from such events).
This extra insurance, if desired, must be purchased in addition to your standard homeowner policy, and it can be expensive, depending on where you live. Because disaster insurance can be expensive, it's a type of coverage some homeowners opt not to buy. But in some cases they are ...
Smart VENT Inc. announced that it has assigned a direct factory technical representative for central New Jersey. Mr. Steven T. Ardito of Point Pleasant, NJ. will be serving all of the cities and towns found in the counties of Ocean, Monmouth, and Middlesex. Steve will be responsible for assisting and educating Architects, Contractors, and homeowners in the use and installation of our Foundation Flood Vents. Along with Steve's vast experience and professionalism, he has just finished the Smart VENT In-house training program, and is ready to assist you with any questions you may have.
New Jersey are enforcing the new International Code Council Building codes, and Steve is ready to explain the differences as they relate to Foundation floodvents.Steve is also certified to present our "Lunch and Learn" training session. ...
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West Palm Beach, FL (ContentDesk) August 2, 2004 -- They are:The Florida Community Association Coalition of Boca Raton, FL, a statewide non-profit organization serving the needs of condominium and homeowner associations. Florida attorney and newspaper columnist, Mark Bogen, serves as executive director. FZC holds a "Friend of the Coalition " membership. The Broward County Landlords Association, Inc. of Coconut Creek, FL, an organization of landlords, property managers and maintenance professionals in Broward County, FL. Alex Prize serves as president. FZC holds an associate membership.
Broward Coalition of Hollywood, FL, an alliance of condominium, homeowners and community organizations in Broward County, FL. Charlotte Greenbarg serves as president. FZC holds a regular membership.The Community Association Network, Inc. of Miami, FL, a not-for-profit organization of businesses that ...
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We all know the importance of life insurance and same thinking can be applied to flood insurance. A storm can bring alot of water into your home and cause alot of damage. This damage will not be covered by homeowners’s insurance. According to federal government, flooding can happen anywhere at anytime. Most people think that they will never encounter a flood or rising water but when it happens, it is too late. Furthermore, flood insurance ranges from $100 - $1300 per year. Finally, make sure that you get the flood insurance policy ahead of time because they will take 30 days to go into effect.
Bowley's Quarters, a neighborhood just east of Baltimore, Maryland. Builders, code officials, surveyors, and insurance agents should pay attention. All too often, it seems the requirements for floodplain construction are getting ignored, and homeowners are bearing the terrible burden when they suffer this kind of damage. Constructing code-compliant homes reduces damage, but exceeding the minimum requirements reduces damage even more. And at least one Maryland homeowner knows that it is worth every penny to find products and techniques that resist damage and allow rapid recovery.
Built about 10 years ago, the house sits only 100 feet from the shoreline and the view is just breathtaking. She knew the home was built to meet floodplain requirements and she knew she needed to build the addition properly, as ...
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United Kingdom & Ireland (ContentDesk) January 20, 2006 -- Big Blue Squid, Irelands' only dedicated underwater camera shop announced the arrival of the FD-50 from Fantasea this week, following the huge success of the D70 underwater housing.The Fantasea product range has brought digital SLR underwater housing prices down to within reach of the everyday user. Until just last year you could spend more on the housing than on the camera and accessories combined.
FD-50 for the Nikon D50 has an ergonomic design and a full complement of accessories giving users the opportunity to shoot the underwater images they want. Mike Thompson from Big Blue Squid: This is exactly the sort of housing photographers have been looking for. Its compact, beautifully designed and practical. Fantasea Lines lower prices and flood insurance bring ...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., (ContentDesk) August 15, 2005 -- Ipedo, a leading provider of enterprise information integration software, today announced that specialty insurance provider American Reliable Insurance Co., based in Scottsdale, Ariz., and has selected Ipedo as a key component of its new policy management system. American Reliable will use Ipedo's software to allow employees to streamline handling of complex insurance policies using information consolidated from across its organization.
Steve Addair, vice president of Information Technology at American Reliable. "Using Ipedo enabled us to quickly integrate our new multi-platform, best-of-breed policy administration, billing and print subsystems into our legacy AS/400 platform. Ipedo is the heart of our new service-oriented architecture and gives American Reliable a critical edge in rapidly delivering business solutions to our agents and our insurers."Ipedo ...
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ContentDesk) September 5, 2005 -- Our hearts and prayers go out to those affected by Katrina. Many are fortunate to have escaped with their lives. It shows us all once again that there are many things that are more important than money. That being said, it is important that we be prepared financially should such a disaster affect us. Read on to learn how.The financial impact on the lives of those displaced by Katrina cannot be overstated. There are three stages of need in such situationsthe immediate, the temporary and the long-term.
The first thing you should do to financially prepare for disaster is to have copies of your important legal documents in a safe place other than your home. This includes copies of your Will, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, ...
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Homeowners Save By Correcting Flood Zones," a consumer education and awareness video that encourages homeowners to be proactive in the protection of their assets."Many homeowners and commercial building owners are being forced to buy flood insurance," states Dan Freudenthal, President of Flood Zone Correction, Inc. "We've found that 90% of them should be able to choose a level of coverage that best meets their needs and budgets instead of an amount dictated by their mortgage companies.
Throughout the United States, many low flood risk property owners are being required to pay for high flood risk coverage. Flood insurance requirements imposed by mortgage companies are reasons the vast majority of American homeowners and businesses paid approximately $1.8 billion to maintain more than 4.5 million flood insurance policies in 2002. ...
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