Home Damage
Protecting Florida Homes from Damage
Florida’s weather patterns, ranging from hurricanes and tropical storms to high humidity, make it one of the most challenging states for property owners. Home damage claims are common in Florida, as the state’s residents face unique risks such as hurricane damage, flooding, mold growth, and even fires caused by frequent electrical storms. Working with a home damage lawyer familiar with Florida’s specific challenges can be essential in navigating the complex insurance landscape and securing fair compensation.
Types of Home Damage Across Florida
Floridians commonly experience several types of property damage:
Why You Need a Florida Home Damage Lawyer
Insurance companies often try to minimize claims, but an experienced Florida home damage lawyer understands the nuances of local laws and policies. A lawyer can advocate on your behalf, ensuring your claim accurately reflects the damages and that your policy is fully honored.
How Your Insurance Attorney Can Help
Your Insurance Attorney is experienced in representing Florida homeowners facing property damage claims. Here’s why we’re the trusted choice for clients across the state:
If you’re a Florida homeowner dealing with property damage, contact Your Insurance Attorney for a free consultation. We’re here to help you protect your rights and secure the compensation you deserve.
Statistics suggest that hurricanes cause the most expensive property damage in the United States. Home and business owners across the state have become accustomed to preparing for hurricanes and severe weather events. However, when a storm does strike, policyholders often find themselves in a far more complex, challenging, and time-consuming process than
they envisioned.
They thought their insurance company would be there for them. Instead, they get delays
and excuses, as well as lowball offers that can’t begin to address the devastation they
have experienced.
Typically, a hurricane or similar insurance policy is supposed to cover losses such as:
The sad reality is that many insurance company adjusters will look for excuses to pay an insufficient settlement or not pay anything at all, but we can help.
Recovering from hurricane damage can be expensive. With damage coming from wind, water, flooding, tree branches, and more, it’s difficult to assess all of the losses.
You want to move the claims process along as quickly as possible, which may mean that you have to take specific steps. For instance, you will want to examine how you can mitigate the risk of additional losses.
Take a close look at your policy for information regarding how to file a claim, including any deadlines you must meet. This is critical because insurance companies may deny a claim based on its timeliness
Before you pick up the phone to call your insurance company, it’s wise to contact Your Insurance Attorney. We can help you throughout the claims process so that you can avoid many of the most common pitfalls that delay or derail other people’s claims.
Suppose your insurance company engages in certain bad faith practices. You may be entitled to compensation above and beyond the actual cost of the damages your property suffered from the storm.
Common bad faith practices in insurance include:
No matter how sincere and polite insurance company representatives seem, they are not wholly on your side. Only the advocates at Your Insurance Attorney are completely devoted to your best interests.
To demonstrate this commitment, Your Insurance Attorney doesn’t receive any compensation unless you do. Whether your hurricane or storm claim hasn’t been filed yet or you’re in the middle of the claims process, contact Your Insurance Attorney to fight on your behalf.
What to do if damage from
a hurricane or storm doesn’t
present until some time later.
Why should people speak
with YIA first before calling
their insurance company?
Is there a fee for inspecting
property damage or for
reviewing an insurance policy?
We truly care about getting the best results for you. Our goal is to help you through powerful representation from start to finish. We work with clients all over the states of Florida, Georgia, Colorado and North Carolina.
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