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In the past year, there have been several significant changes regarding property insurance in Florida that many homeowners may not be aware of. These alterations have deep implications for policyholders, and unfortunately, many of these changes could negatively impact them. As public adjusters, it is our duty to ensure that you are kept abreast of these changes and understand how they could affect your insurance coverage and claims. Many of these points will be further elaborated in upcoming blog posts, but for now, we wanted to provide a brief summary of the recent legislative changes.

Staying up-to-date with the ever-evolving state insurance market is paramount for homeowners in Florida. Anyone insured through Citizens Property Insurance Corporation should be aware of a critical development that requires immediate attention: the introduction of a mandatory flood insurance requirement. This measure aims to provide additional protection against flood-related damages but may impact some homeowners ability to afford coverage.

Imagine coming home after a long day, only to find a pool of water on your kitchen floor. A pipe under the sink has sprung a leak and the situation seems to be escalating by the second. The immediate reaction might be panic, but knowing exactly what steps to take in such a situation can help prevent further damage and ensure your safety.

Hire a Public Adjuster whenever your homeowners insurance claim is denied.