Hand washing is mandatory with increased frequency for all members of our staff. Contact surfaces and high touch surfaces including but not limited to door handles, tables, chairs, credit card processing devices, tables, faucets, and bathrooms are sanitized frequently.
Disclaimer: Beginning 5/1/2025, Boeuf and Berger Mutual Insurance will add a $10 convenience fee onto any credit or debit card transactions. We are able to accept payment via bank draft using a bank account and routing number with no convenience fee.
What to Do in Case of a loss
In Case of a Loss
Write it down: Write down a detailed description of the loss and damaged items. Take photographs if necessary.
Contact Authorities: Contact the police in cases where laws have been broken such as theft, burglary, vandalism, or suspected arson.
Make necessary repairs: Make any necessary repairs to protect your property from further damage.
What will happen after I submit my claim?
Acknowledgement: The claims department will contact an adjuster.
Assess the Damage: Either an experienced Company Adjuster or an Independent Adjuster will be assigned to assess the damage to your property.
In the event of a water claim:
Shut off the water source.
Remove the excess water by mopping and blotting.
Remove and/or prop up wet upholstery cushions for even drying.
Place aluminum foil or wood blocks under the legs of all furniture.
Remove rugs from wet carpeting or hard wood floors.
Use a shop vac to remove excess water, do not use a vacuum cleaner.
Do not turn on any electrical components in the ceiling if the water source is coming from the ceiling.
Contact your agent immediately.
If you can not get in contact with your agent or our company, contact a certified water restoration company to assist you in the clean up and begin the drying process.
In the event of a livestock loss:
Report the loss to your veterinarian, so that the cause of loss can be verified as a covered peril under your insurance policy.
Our Company will pay for the vet report.
Report the livestock loss to your agent within 48 hours of it occurring.
Safety Tips
In case of fire, have a fire escape plan. Practice the plan periodically so that
all family members know what to do if a fire occurs.
Regularly check batteries in smoke alarms.
If using wood heat, clean flues regularly.
Use motion-activated lighting near doors.
Use properly installed deadbolt locks on all exterior doors.
Never, never leave appliances on when you are away from home.
Keep shrubbery and trees trimmed so buildings can be observed by passing patrols.
Educate neighbors on recognizing unusual activities.
When away on vacation, set automatic timers changing indoor lighting patterns.