Mcneill Insurance Agency
508 N 12th St, Nederland, TX 77627
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508 N 12th St, Nederland, TX 77627
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2020 Avenue H, Ste B, Nederland, TX 77627
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3302 Nederland Ave, #200, Nederland, TX 77627
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2020 Avenue H, Nederland, TX 77627
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Yes, you should strongly consider it. During Hurricane Harvey, over 40 percent of Jefferson County properties that flooded were outside designated flood zones. FEMA flood maps show historical flood risk, but changing weather patterns, new development, and infrastructure changes can alter drainage patterns. Flood insurance for moderate-risk areas costs significantly less than high-risk zone coverage but still protects you from catastrophic losses.
Standard homeowners insurance covers many perils but may exclude or limit windstorm damage in coastal areas. Because Nederland sits in Texas's designated windstorm catastrophe area, you need separate wind and hail coverage through the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA). This covers hurricane wind damage, while your standard policy handles other covered perils like fire and theft.
Coastal properties in Southeast Texas typically pay $1,000 to $2,000+ annually for flood insurance, significantly higher than the Texas average of $783. Your specific cost depends on your flood zone designation, elevation, property value, and coverage amount. Homes in high-risk FEMA flood zones pay about 52 percent more than properties in moderate- or low-risk areas.
Existing NFIP policies remain valid until they expire, but no new or renewal policies can be issued until Congress reauthorizes the program. If you need new flood coverage or your policy is up for renewal, you'll need to explore private flood insurance options. Many private insurers now offer competitive rates with higher coverage limits than the NFIP's standard $250,000 building and $100,000 contents coverage.
Absolutely. With Nederland median home prices up 7.4% to $215,000 in 2025 and construction costs increasing, your coverage from even two years ago may not fully rebuild your home today. Review your dwelling coverage annually and choose replacement cost coverage rather than actual cash value. Replacement cost pays to rebuild at current prices without depreciation deductions.
Purchase flood insurance now, well before hurricane season begins. Flood insurance policies typically have a 30-day waiting period before coverage takes effect, and insurers stop issuing new policies once a named storm enters the Gulf of Mexico. Don't wait until weather forecasts show a storm approaching—by then it's too late to get coverage.
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