Choice Insurance Services in Beenleigh, Queensland | Insurance Agent

Choice Insurance Services

Locality: Beenleigh, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3807 8710

Address: 127 City Road 4207 Beenleigh, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.officechoice.com.au

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24.01.2022 HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!

21.01.2022 Well, I just woke up and saw this... Severe Storms heading into Toowoomba, Ipswich, Beaudesert within the next 30-60mins, then onto Brisbane and surrounding are...as after that. The Gust Front may contain Strong to Damaging Winds and Heavy Rainfall along with Frequent Lightning. Its currently tracking towards the E to NE and likely to survive to the Coastline. All I can say is.... it took 50 days. I'll head out for a chase shortly Image: Weatherzone

21.01.2022 18/2 1:40PM QLD UPDATE IS NOT GOOD... The JTWC has upgraded the Tropical Low East of QLD into a Tropical Cyclone. They have a similar track map to BOM and are f...orecasting the Cyclone to be a Cat 1 system crossing the coast near Gladstone on Friday. Once the TC crosses the coast it weakens into a Low / heavy rain depression and heads inland into SEQLD. REMEMBER a strong surface trough develops ahead of the TC in SEQLD early Thursday morning so we are going to cop the brunt of 2 systems 24hrs apart! Image 1: JTWC track map Image 2: Incredible NOAA Satellite image from a Floater Satellite hovering over the system See more

19.01.2022 QLD Junior Firies in #BlazersBrigade have been doing so well these holidays and have answered all of our quiz challenges so far. So we have an extra tricky ques...tion for you today. We know that all campfires and coals should be properly extinguished with water, but do you know how long coals from a camp fire stay hot if you use dirt or sand to put it out? a) 2 minutes b) 1 day c) A week Fires covered with dirt or sand can hold more than 100 degrees of heat for up to 24 hours after they have been extinguished! Even if it looks like the fire is out, hot coals could cause injury or spark a bushfire. Always remember to put out your campfire with water.

19.01.2022 Know your bush-fire warnings. Watch this video to find out how to keep your home & family safe.

18.01.2022 With severe weather conditions expected to affect the state over the next few days, we urge everyone to regularly check the departments school closures website... for the most up-to-date information on school closures (http://dete.qld.gov.au/natural-disasters.html). You may also want to listen to local radio and QLD Alert for information on roads in your area (http://www.qldalert.com). Please stay safe everyone! See more

17.01.2022 *** Push notification sent*** The HSC APP is available on Apple and Android devices go to the store and search "Higgins stormchasing" >>>LARGEST STORMS OF THE ...SEASON COULD HIT SEQLD / NENSW INC. BRISBANE ON THURSDAY<<< *PLEASE SHARE, TAG AND DOT* Thursday's potential storm setup looks absolutely potent with hot temps combining high humidity in what looks to be a volatile forecast! SUPERCELLS and VERY DANGEROUS SEVERE STORMS a distinct possibility with models suggesting a 75% chance right over Brisbane. These types of storms can cause damage and destruction and contain the following risks: Destructive Winds over 125km hr, Large Hail to 9cm in diameter, Heavy Rainfall leading to flash flooding, an "elevated" risk of tornados. Severe storms LIKELY East of a line from Roma to Lismore with a 90% chance of developing. Severe storms contain the following risks: Large Hail over 2cm, Damaging Winds over 90km hr, Heavy Rain leading to flash flooding. All storms of this nature have frequent dangerous lightning. This forecast is not "hyped" it's real and produced from reliable forecast data. Max temps need to be around 35c for initiation, thus the only inhibiter for severe development would be cloud cover during to day. BE AWARE BE PREPARED Exact locations are impossible to forecast however the map provided shows likely severe storm potential in the red shaded areas at 4pm on Thursday. This forecast will be reviewed tomorrow night for accuracy and minor changes. Stay safe, stay tuned! ~ Jeff Higgins ~ See more

17.01.2022 Commemorative services were held across Queensland today, 10 October 2014, for National Firefighter's Remembrance Day.

15.01.2022 It's time to #GetReadyQld. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast heavy rain, which may lead to flash flooding, will continue today across the south-east. This... morning, the heaviest rain is located on radar over the greater #Brisbane area. It's pretty simple really: #ifitsfloodedforgetit. Firefighters have had to rescue a number of motorists from flood water this week. One rescue is one too many. Stay safe on the roads, plan your journey ahead of time, prepare your property and call the #SES on 132 500 for emergency assistance. #bigwet

14.01.2022 Every DOLLAR counts. Show your support today! One more sleep left before Kristal Shaves for a CURE!

13.01.2022 Please if it's FLOODED, FORGET IT!

09.01.2022 #Smoke Hazard Bruce Highway, #Childers as at 8.30am #QFES is advising there is a large volume of smoke along the Bruce Highway from Childers to the Isis River... and the #Buxton exit. The smoke is due to a large hazard reduction burn that was conducted over the weekend. One crew is on scene monitoring the area. Motorists are advised to drive with caution and to conditions. Residents in the Childers, Isis River and Buxton areas are advised to close windows and doors and those who suffer from respiratory illness should keep medications close by. #GetReadyQld #SmokeAlert See more

09.01.2022 Well done to the students Joshua W (5B) and Barbara M (2R) of Windaroo State School.

08.01.2022 http://understandinsurance.com.au/types-of-disasters/storms

08.01.2022 this warning is no longer current. For the latest information visit ruralfire.qld.gov.au. ADVICE message for #bushfire at Ravensbourne (north-east of #Toowoomba...) as at 7.15pm, 29/10: As at 7.15pm, a large bushfire continues to burn near Mount Jockey Road, Ravensbourne. Currently, multiple fire crews are working to establish containment lines at this fire, which broke out around 5.30pm on Monday, 27 October. There is no threat to property at this time. Fire crews will remain on scene throughout the evening to monitor the situation and conduct firefighting operations. Residents located near Perseverance Road, Ravensbourne Dip Road, Garvey Road and Post Office Road, Ravensbourne should remain vigilant and call Triple Zero (000) if they believe their property comes under threat. Residents should consider taking precautionary measures including: Put on protective clothing Drink lots of water Move car/s to a safe location Close windows and doors and shut blinds Bring pets inside and restrain them (leash, cage or secure room) and provide water Wet down fine fuels close to buildings Remove garden furniture, doormats and other items Seal all gaps under doors and screens Fill containers with water - eg bath, sinks, buckets, wheelie bins etc Have ladders ready for roof space access (inside) and against roof (outside) Have generator or petrol powered pump ready Check and patrol outside for embers and extinguish any spot fires and seek shelter as the fire front arrives Regular updated information will be provided on the Rural Fire Service Queensland (RFSQ) website at www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au or by listening to local radio. For information on current bushfire incidents visit http://www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au/map.html.

08.01.2022 This march 13th my sister Kristal will be shaving her head for this years WORLDS GREATEST SHAVE.. Please get behind her by donating what you can ....... every dollar counts. This is the greatest cause, do you have a family member or know of someone who has suffered/ has cancer.. please show your support

07.01.2022 Update on road closures

07.01.2022 Please take note of road closures in Beenleigh this weekend.

06.01.2022 As fellow Queenslanders, we understand how much of an impact storm or flood damage can have on you and your families. Thats why were here to help when you need it most. Call us on 1300 303 311 if youve been affected by severe weather and need to make a claim. After a storm or flood there are things you can do to help minimise damage to your property or belongings and to keep you and your family safe. First and foremost, never attempt any clean up that may put yourself, fa...mily members or anyone else at risk. Have your home and/or contents been damaged by a storm? Keep as much evidence of ownership of your property as you can as this will help us to settle your claim quickly. However always make sure you put safety first only retain damaged goods that do not pose a health or injury risk to you and your family. Dispose of any food waste or any other items that may be a health hazard, keeping a list of items thrown away. If you need to throw out belongings that have been damaged, take a photo first. Photographs are incredibly valuable in the claims process. Keep receipts if you need to buy essential items such as bedding, clothing or food after the incident as you may be eligible for an emergency payment. Keep any damp areas well ventilated so they can dry out but always maintain security. Retain a sample of any materials removed from the house (e.g. carpet or flooring) only if it is safe to do so. This will assist us in settling your claim.

04.01.2022 Big thanks to Dan McIntosh for sharing these shots captured last week from Nerrima Station, WA!

03.01.2022 Not all floodwater is caused by heavy rainfall, check out this this image taken yesterday showing water from Breakfast Creek inundating nearby roads due to high...er than average tides. It looks like Brisbane residents could get their feet a little wet today and tomorrow, with BoM forecasting highest astronomical tides may cause low-level inundation in low lying areas, particularly around Bayside and Breakfast Creek. Remember, if your way is blocked by floodwaters seek an alternate route. Its simple, if its flooded, forget it. See more

02.01.2022 Unbelievable pictures coming in from our Sunrise viewers following yesterday's massive storm in Brisbane. The damage bill is expected to top $100 million. Over... 60,000 are still without power. Keep safe guys - thank you to everyone who sent in their photos... https://au.tv.yahoo.com/sunrise/video/ #sun7