In case of an accident
Safety first. Stop. Determine if there are any injuries. Call 911 for help, if needed.
Move your car to the side of the road, if possible. Step away from traffic.
Limit statements. Exchange insurance information, but don't discuss responsibility for the accident with anyone except the police. Don't discuss policy limits with anyone.
Record pertinent facts:
Date, time, location, names, addresses, and telephone numbers of registered owners, injured people, occupants of other cars, and witnesses description and license numbers of other cars involved.
From a safe location, report the accident to the police.
Then call PEMCO: 1‑800‑GO‑PEMCO (1‑800‑467‑3626).
How to report a home claim
You can report a claim 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Simply call 1-800-GO PEMCO (1-800-467-3626), and a PEMCO representative will take your information and offer initial advice. You also can report your claim by mail or e‑mail.
- A guide to settling large claims
- A guide for repairing damage
- A guide for replacing your belongings
- Personal property inventory
- Definitions of insurance claim terms
- Tips for hiring contractors
- Prevent water damage and mold in your home
- Get a possible property tax break
- Large loss cleaning priority list
- Is your circuit breaker overloaded?
- Protect your home from theft
- Smoke and fire damage - what to do
- Protect your home in winter
- Protect against holiday car prowlers
- PEMCO's top 10 most-preventable claims
Earthquake resources
Earthquakes are a real hazard for most Washingtonians. Because they strike with little or no warning, it is imperative to start preparing now. The following booklets, all of which can be printed off of your home printer, can help you make your home and family as safe as possible.
Booklets
- How to Survive Washington's Next Earthquake
- Is Your Home Protected From Earthquake Disaster?
- Tips For Hiring Contractors
Government assistance (external link)
If you have any questions, please contact us at
1-800-GO-PEMCO (1-800-467-3626).
