PRO Tips to Weather Proofing your Home or Condo in Mexico

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PRO Tips to Weather Proofing your Home or Condo
in Mexico
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Mexico Home Insurance

• Owning property in Mexico comes with risks that
  each person should take into consideration know
  how to properly safeguard your most valuable
  asset in Mexico. Mexican Home Condo Insurance
  is a sure way to mitigate the exposures that you
  are faced with. Mexico is prone to warm climate
  and with warm climate comes tropical storms and
  hurricanes. In September of 2014 we saw first
  hand the wrath of Hurricane Odile on Southern
  Baja. We have created short videos for our
  clients as

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Home or Condo in Mexico

• We are now in Mid-June and if you have not
  already scheduled the time to plan the
  maintenance schedule on your home or condo in
  Mexico its not too late. However, best to put
  this task list in motion before we get any
  further into Hurricane Season in Mexico. As a
  property owner in Mexico, we know that hurricane
  season starts as early as May and tends to affect
  our coastlines until the end of the year with
  tropical storms on radar as late as November of
  each year.

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Weather Proofing your Home or Condo in Mexico

• We also want to think about the extreme heat that
  Mexico brings onto the structures we
  own. By taking the proper steps over the next few
  months to protect our most valuable assets in
  Mexico, we can help mitigate normal wear tear
  that our structures endure in our tropical
  climate.

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Here are a couple of questions to ask yourself?

• When was the last time I weather proofed my home?
• When was the last time I sealed the roof of my
  home checked for any leaks?
• When was the last time I had any cracks patched
  or filled on any of my
• structures that could result in water
  infiltration in heavy rains?

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In CLOSING

• Keeping an updated maintenance evaluation on your
  roof home is also
• important for insurance claims when filed in
  Mexico. When your home has been
• inspected and properly maintained this will help
  mitigate potential damage that
• can be caused to your home. Also having the proof
  of a recent maintenance
• report will be helpful to show your claims
  adjuster in the event you file a claim
• in Mexico with your insurance company.