Hurricane Claims

FLORIDA LICENSED PUBLIC INSURANCE ADJUSTER

Helping Florida property owners document storm damage and understand their insurance claims.

AFTER THE STORM

Hurricane damage isn't always obvious right away.

High winds and heavy rain can affect more than one area of a property. Roof damage, water intrusion, exterior damage, and interior staining may appear at different times after a storm. Careful documentation can help establish the condition of the property and provide important information for your insurance claim.

  • MRoof damage that may not be visible from the ground
  • MWater intrusion that appears after the storm has passed
  • MDamage to exterior components, fencing, or other structures
  • MInterior staining or moisture that may indicate additional damage
HOW WE HELP

Clear documentation after a Florida storm.

A hurricane or severe storm can leave damage in several areas of a property. A Florida Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster can review the visible conditions, document storm-related damage, and help you understand the insurance claim process.

  • NReview visible storm-related property damage
  • NDocument roof, exterior, and interior conditionsnt
  • NPhotograph areas of concern and water intrusion
  • NHelp organize information related to your insurance claim

No Recovery, No Fee.

Free inspection. Free policy review. You pay nothing unless we recover money on your claim.
OUR PROCESS

Inspect. Document. Prepare.

A clear three-step approach to reviewing and documenting storm-related property damage.

1

Inspect

Property review with a Florida Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster.

2

Document

Photographs and documentation of visible storm-related property conditions.

3

Prepare

Organize the findings and supporting information for your insurance claim.

PROPERTY DAMAGE REVIEW

What we look for after a hurricane or severe storm.

A Florida Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster can inspect and document storm-related damage throughout the property — including areas that may not be obvious immediately after the storm.

HURRICANE & STORM DAMAGE REVIEWDOCUMENTED

Roof damage
Documented
Water intrusion
Documented
Exterior damage
Documented
Interior damage
Documented
Additional affected areas
Reviewed

Prepared for Policyholder ReviewDocumentation

Common Questions

Hurricane Claims FAQ

Do you handle afternoon thunderstorm damage?

Yes. Florida property damage isn’t limited to named hurricanes. Severe thunderstorms can cause roof damage, wind-driven rain, water intrusion, and exterior damage. A Florida Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster can inspect the damage, document the loss, and help you through the insurance claim process.

What if my claim was already denied as pre-existing?

A denial doesn’t necessarily mean the claim is over. A Florida Licensed Public Insurance Adjuster can review the denial, policy, photos, estimates, and available documentation to determine whether additional damage or information should be presented to the insurance company.

Should I tarp my roof before calling you?

If it’s safe to do so, take reasonable steps to protect the property from further damage, such as arranging for temporary tarping when needed. Take photos or video before and after temporary repairs, save your receipts, and avoid permanent repairs until the damage has been properly documented.

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