What Is a Proof of Loss for Florida Home Insurance Claims? A Proof of Loss is a formal statement that policyholders submit to their insurance company detailing the damages or losses incurred, the value of those losses, and any other pertinent information regarding the claim. This document is the foundation for your insurance claim, providing...
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It can be difficult to know whom to trust after an accident, fire, or natural disaster. Most people who contact you shortly after an accident – including bill collectors and insurance claims adjusters – will not have your best interests in mind. It is critical to know how to handle conversations with an insurance adjuster...
Water damage is one of Florida homeowners’ most common and frustrating problems. With Florida’s unique climate, which includes hurricanes, heavy rains, and humidity, water damage claims are frequently filed with insurance companies. However, filing a water damage claim can be complex and stressful. Many homeowners face delays, denials, or underpayment on their claims. This guide...
Florida Mold Coverage: More Limited Than You Might Think Property damage caused by mold can be a real problem—especially here in Florida. Florida’s humid climate and often rainy weather create the perfect petri dish to grow toxic and damaging mold. Fortunately, most homeowner’s insurance policies cover the damage caused to your property by mold. Unfortunately,...
Filing a homeowners insurance claim in Florida requires proactive and vigilant behavior, given our unique weather challenges, such as hurricanes and tropical storms. However, many individuals unknowingly make mistakes that can impact the success of their claims. While it might be tempting to handle the claims process alone, there are reasons why Florida homeowners should...
                  Florida hailstorms can cause extensive damage to your property. The extent of damage will depend on the size of the hail and the amount of wind and rain associated with the storm. Most insurance policies require you to...
An inflation guard coverage endorsement is an add-on to an insurance policy that automatically increases the coverage limits to keep pace with inflation. This type of endorsement is typically used in property insurance, such as homeowners or commercial property insurance, to ensure that the insured value of the property remains adequate over time as construction...
When Florida homeowners face disputes with their insurance companies—whether over-denied claims, underpayments, or delayed settlements—they often need a resolution that can avoid the costs and complexities of a court trial. Mediation, binding, and non-binding arbitration offer alternative dispute resolution (ADR) options in these situations. Understanding the differences between these methods and choosing the right one...