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November 10, 2020
Most Floridians are familiar with the categorization of hurricanes as defined by the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale; Category 1 is the weakest and Category 5 is the strongest. Any serious storm under the Category 1 speed minimum is a tropical storm or tropical depression. There is always a danger that people don’t take a storm […]
November 10, 2020
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October 19, 2020
For up to date information on evacuation orders in Florida, please visit FloridaDisaster.org’s Evacuation Orders page. Floridians generally have three questions about evacuations: Am I in a county with an evacuation order? Where should I go if there’s an evacuation order? Do I really need to evacuate? There are long and short answers to […]
August 8, 2020
Many homeowners don’t realize just how convoluted the rules and exceptions of their policy are until they call up their insurer to file a claim only to be told, “Sorry, that’s not covered.” The first step to figuring out what is and isn’t covered by your policy is finding your insurance contract – […]
August 7, 2020
Florida homeowners understand that storm surge is not the only water risk posed by hurricanes. Even homes inland can suffer moderate to severe water damage during a storm. Tropical storms pose a risk to buildings, especially when they topple trees into homes or ravage older roofs. If it were up to the insurance companies, […]
August 7, 2020
The number one priority when dealing with a property that has been damaged by flooding or flood waters is drying out what can be salvaged and removing the rest. This relates to all parts of the structure that are wet as well as any damaged items or debris remaining in the home. If proper […]