Storm & Hurricane Damage Claims in Florida
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Storm & Hurricane Damage Claims in Florida
Common Types of Storm & Hurricane Damage
Why a Public Adjuster Is Crucial for Storm Claims



1. Free Consultation & Policy Review

2. Detailed Damage Assessment & Documentation

3. Strategic Claim Submission & Negotiation

2. Detailed Damage Assessment & Documentation

4. Fair Settlement & Your Recovery
FAQs
How Does Storm Damage Insurance Work?
Usually, unexpected, unintentional storm-related damage is covered by homeowners' insurance, including wind damage (fallen trees, ripped shingles).
- Damage from hail (broken windows, dented roofs)
- Damage from hurricanes and tornadoes (structural harm)
- Rainfall-induced water intrusion through weather-weakened areas of your house.
The team at Property Damage Claims Expert explains the process:
- You pay your deductible
- Insurance covers remaining repair costs up to policy limits
- Claims adjusters assess damage value
What Counts as Storm Damage?
Insurers recognize these as storm-related damages:
✔Roof damage caused by windstorms or hailstorms.
✔ Broken windows from flying debris
✔ Water intrusion from storm-driven rain
✔ Structural damage from fallen trees
✔ Lightning strike damage
Property Damage Claims Experts note that proper documentation is essential. Always photograph damage immediately after storms.
What Storm Damage Is Not Covered?
Most policies exclude:
✖ Flood damage (requires separate flood insurance)
✖ Gradual leaks from worn roofs
✖ Damage from lack of maintenance
✖ Earth movement (landslides/sinkholes)
✖ Damage to unsecured outdoor items
How Long After Storm Damage Can I Claim?
- Most insurers require reporting within 1 year of storm date
- Some states have shorter deadlines (often 30-180 days)
- The sooner you file, the stronger your claim. Property Damage Claims Experts recommend reporting within 72 hours when possible