Disaster Coverage | Recoop

Disaster Coverage | Recoop
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Recoop Disaster Insurance

If your area is hit with a natural disaster, Recoop can help you get back on track by paying a benefit directly to you – to use however you choose.
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Here's what you need to know

Recoop is the first and only multi-peril disaster insurance that pays a lump-sum cash benefit (up to $25,000) after a natural disaster.

 

Did you know that your homeowners or renters insurance policy may have gaps in coverage that could leave you footing a large chunk of the bill after a natural disaster? That’s where Recoop can help — it picks up where insurance stops, so you can bounce back faster after a disaster.

 

Once you enroll, you’ll be covered by Recoop for these declared natural disasters:

 

  • hurricanes (includes storm surge) 
  • wildfires
  • tornadoes
  • earthquakes 
  • gas explosions
  • winter storms1
  • dust storms

 

No deductibles. No loopholes. Just really fast recovery cash you need to move forward after a disaster strikes. 

 

There are limitations to coverage. This plan does not cover landslides, tsunamis, fresh-water flooding, or hail regardless of cause. See your policy documents for more detail.

Natural disasters are inevitable. If you need proof, just ask one of the residents of the 80% of U.S. counties who have experienced a weather-related disaster in the last 5 years.2 Living in denial of the risk is costly, but Recoop can help cover the gaps and pick up where your insurance stops.

 

Even if you have guaranteed replacement with your homeowners insurance, the majority of guaranteed replacement policies are capped based on a home's insured value. This means that the average homeowner may be on the hook for as much as 20% of their home's value because policies are based on market value, not replacement cost.

 

Besides offering financial protection, Recoop is a breeze to use:

 

  • Simple: file a claim in minutes with a quick call or a few clicks
  • Fast: cash is typically deposited in your account within 24-48 hours3
  • Flexible: no restrictions on what you do with your recovery cash

 

Don’t miss out on critical protection for your home with this affordable way to bounce back faster after a disaster.

You can get a quote and enroll anytime throughout the year! 

These form(s) are in Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) format and are available for downloading and printing.

 

Why Recoop

How It Works

Number one Enroll now icon

Sign up for coverage

Number two Paperwork icon

After a disaster occurs, start a claim 

Number three Home paperwork icon

Upload photos of your home’s damage

Number four Giving cash icon

Get cash deposited in your account

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Who is the provider?

    Recoop Disaster Insurance

     

    Recoop exists to cover the gaps left by most homeowners insurance policies in the wake of a natural disaster. They aim to lessen the financial burden with affordable policies and expedited payments.

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  • Who in my family is eligible for this program?

    You are eligible to get a quote if you carry an existing homeowners or renters policy. 
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  • How much does coverage cost?

    Your rate takes several factors into consideration, including your location, the level of risk in your region and the coverage amount you choose. Rates are subject to change from time to time.
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  • What if my employment status changes?
    Good news! If you leave or retire from your current employer, you could continue your coverage without interruption (subject to applicable law and the plan’s terms and conditions). Although payroll deduction will no longer be available, you can opt for other payment methods such as direct bank account deduction, and credit card billing. Higher rates may apply.
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  • When would my coverage start?
    Your coverage is effective 14 days after enrollment.
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  • What if I rent?
    As long as you live in a state where Recoop is available and you have an active renters insurance policy, you are eligible for Recoop. You must meet the same qualifications following a disaster to receive your Recoop benefit, and damage must be to the unit rented by you, not just the property outside your unit (e.g., building common areas). Damage to your personal property (just not collectibles) counts towards your $1,000 damage threshold. You will receive a renters endorsement with your policy.
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  • What type of damage is required before I can submit a claim?
    The home or apartment listed on your policy must have direct physical loss or damage that exceeds Recoop’s $1,000 damage threshold. For renters, this includes damage to personal property as well.
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  • How does the claims process work?
    After a disaster, you’ll start by calling Recoop at 1-877-2RECOOP (1-877-273-2667) or submitting a claim online. After answering a few questions and submitting photos of your home for proof of loss (they compare these to the photos you upload while setting up your account), they’ll review your claim. If everything is in order, your claim will be approved and you will be paid within a few days.
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  • What constitutes a disaster declaration?

    Your Governor or the President can declare a state of federal disaster after a catastrophic weather event. There are certain criteria, like per capita damage and resource capacity, that will determine the declaration.

     

    If a disaster is not declared by the state or federal government, Recoop won’t be able to approve your claim.

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  • Legal Disclaimers

    NOTE: Voluntary benefits are made available by the applicable vendors to employees of Trane Technologies and its affiliates through the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program. Your participation in the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program is completely voluntary, and Trane Technologies does not sponsor, contribute to, or endorse any service or policy offered under the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program. Further, Trane Technologies' responsibility under the Mercer Voluntary Benefits program is limited to facilitating enrollment in the various benefits offered under the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program and coordinating payroll deductions for premium payments. Trane Technologies does not receive any compensation for making the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program available to its employees or for collecting and remitting premiums. If you choose to purchase a service or policy under the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program, your contract for coverage will be with each insurance provider, and your contact for policy servicing will be with the insurance provider that participates in the Mercer Voluntary Benefits Program, not Trane Technologies.

     

    1 Winter storms and hazardous winter weather is covered when at least 5 inches or more of snow or sleet accumulate within a 12 hour period, or at least 7 inches or more of snow or sleet accumulate in a 24-hour period.

     

    2Fema.gov

     

    3Represents the estimated time to send your benefit payout following claim approval. In the event that damage isn’t clear or we don’t have the photos or information needed to process your claim, we may send a claims adjuster to your home or apartment.

     

    © Strategic Product Partners, LLC, doing business as Recoop Disaster Insurance. Descriptions on this page were developed for informational and educational purposes only and do not represent a specific contract of insurance. Coverage is subject to terms and conditions of the actual policy. We encourage you to read the full policy for understanding of coverage and qualifications. Product availability and features vary by state. Premiums vary by location and are subject to change. Recoop, a Personal Disaster Insurance product, is a licensed property and casualty insurance product underwritten by Professional Solutions Insurance Company.

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