Attorney Will Haselden Prepares Floridians for Hurricane Season and Property Insurance Claims
According to a
"If you need to make a claim because of hurricane damage, most insurance companies are going to try to associate it with water damage," noted attorney
In order to ensure a proper claim, Haselden shares the following three tips:
No. 1: Make sure the outside air conditioner is elevated, along with any valuables. "Keep possessions up above surging stormwater," said Haselden. "Try to minimize your losses from water."
No. 2: Properly cover structures that are not treated as part of one's primary residential area. This can include a dock, pier or outdoor shed. "Most insurance policies are separated into several sections, with section A covering your residential property and section B covering other structures," added Haselden. "Most policies offer vastly more coverage under section A, and will not provide sufficient coverage for other structures under section B. Contact your insurance company and secure more coverage for other structures on your property. This is an argument that you don't want to have later on down the road."
No. 3: Review the policy and know the amount of the hurricane deductible.
"You need to recognize how property insurance companies treat claims," concluded Haselden. "Be prepared to meet their argument before you make a claim."
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