Hurricane Irma’s Damage to Florida For those of us living on the Southeast coast of the United States, hurricanes are not a strange phenomenon. If you live in Florida, storms are an inseparable part of life. The Atlantic hurricane season is the period from June 1st to November 30th when water temperatures across the North…
It can be hard to get things together when there’s a hurricane on its way, but at Florida’s Best Public Adjusters we know preparation is key to keeping your home and family safe. There are some important preparation steps you can take to make sure you’ve done everything in your power to minimize any potential…
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How do you decide when file a home insurance claim? Following the significant loss to your home, it may feel like a race to make repairs and make an insurance claim. While most policies require you take all reasonable steps to mitigate your damages, they also expect the homeowner to show the damaged property to…
Are You Ready For Hurricane Season 2018? Tips to help you prepare from your public adjuster! Florida’s Best Public Adjusters wants to remind home and business owners of the necessary steps to ensure that property is protected during the Atlantic Hurricane Season 2018. As the season progresses, our Public Adjusters offer the following tips for…
What do you do if you find roof leaks after this Holiday weekend’s heavy rains during Storm Alberto? Do you make a claim? What will the insurance carrier pay? Insurance companies traditionally do not pay for damage through the roof or walls unless there is a storm that created an opening. Tropical Storm Alberto, so…
How long do I have to file or reopen a Hurricane Irma claim in Florida? Three Years! According to Florida law, the policyholder must notify the insurance company with a hurricane insurance claim within 3 years from the hurricane first made landfall. This time period also includes supplemental claims and reopened claims. The 2017 Florida…
Florida’s insurers struggle to process claims created by Hurricane Irma. Five months after Hurricane Irma moved across Florida, only half of the claims submitted to the state’s insurers have been paid. As of February 9, a total of 900,228 residential, business, and commercial claims had been filed, according to statistics from the Florida Office of…
Almost 30% of all claims for Hurricane Irma are being denied by the insurance company. If you claim was denied, please call us as we can help you and make sure you receive a fair settlement. On September 2017 Hurricane Irma touched Florida shores. It has been more than four months since the powerful storm…
Insurance companies use a variety of tactics to deny claims like: Denial that insurance coverage exists creating a scenario where only a part of your claim is denied. Denial of your claim because your claim is excluded or partially excluded under your policy. Denies any part of your claim. Therefore, the longer they can hold…
