Hurricane and storm damage in Florida
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Florida's hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. Wind-driven rain, roof damage and storm surge can all bring water inside. After a major storm, local companies get busy quickly, so call early and document everything.
What the work usually involves
- Stay out until officials say it's safe and power hazards are cleared.
- Photograph and video all damage before cleanup.
- Tarp roof openings and board broken windows to stop more water.
- Extract water, remove wet materials and dry the home.
- Repair once your insurer has inspected or approved the work.
Signs you need help
- Roof or window damage after a storm
- Water stains spreading on ceilings
- Wet insulation in the attic
Where we connect Florida homeowners
Independent companies in our network serve every part of the state, including South Florida, Tampa Bay, Central Florida, Northeast Florida, Southwest Florida, Space and Treasure Coast, Florida Panhandle, Florida Keys.
- Hurricane and storm damage in Miami
- Hurricane and storm damage in Tampa
- Hurricane and storm damage in Orlando
- Hurricane and storm damage in Jacksonville
- Hurricane and storm damage in Fort Lauderdale
- Hurricane and storm damage in St. Petersburg
- Hurricane and storm damage in Naples
- Hurricane and storm damage in Fort Myers
- Hurricane and storm damage in Sarasota
- Hurricane and storm damage in West Palm Beach
- Hurricane and storm damage in Tallahassee
- Hurricane and storm damage in Pensacola
Hurricane and storm damage questions
Does my policy have a separate hurricane deductible?
Many Florida policies do, often a percentage of the home's insured value. Check your declarations page.
Should I wait for the adjuster before drying my home?
No. Most policies expect you to prevent further damage. Document everything first, keep receipts, and start drying.
Is it free to call?
Yes. Calling is free for homeowners. We're a referral service: the local company you're connected with pays us for the introduction, and you agree on the work and price directly with them.
Who will come to my home?
An independent, local water damage restoration or plumbing company that serves your area. Ask them about their Florida licensing, insurance and certifications (such as IICRC) when you talk.
Do you do the restoration work yourselves?
No. We don't employ crews or own equipment. We connect you with independent local companies.
Get hurricane and storm damage help now.
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