The need for flood insurance is growing in Middle Tennessee
Flood Light: Growing In Middle News 2 Now
WKRN — NASHVILLE, Tenn. As weather patterns shift, Middle Tennessee is seeing an increase in flash flooding.
Calabria Brick Oven Pizza owner Valon Arifi is well aware of this, having had his establishment harmed by water during a Mount Juliet flood.
Arifi’s company was submerged under roughly 16 inches of water over night in 2021. Although workers had to act quickly, there was still significant damage.
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Arifi gave his insurance representative a call to see what assistance was available. Regretfully, he lacked flood insurance. In recent years, many have come to rely on this.
According to Mike Gentry, an insurance agent with Miller Loughry Beach Insurance in Murfreesboro, both the size of dangerous flood zones and premium costs have increased.
Because the cost of flood insurance for businesses is higher due to the size of the building, it can be even more difficult to obtain than in residential areas.
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Since reopening, Calabria Brick Oven Pizza has prospered, but Arifi discovered some important lessons about insurance and flooding. He claimed that in order to be ready in case disaster strikes again, he has hired a local agent to help guide him.
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