Neptune Flood Expands Coverage to Six Additional States

Neptune Flood's fully-automated service brings transparency to this traditionally opaque and complicated process by allowing homeowners to price their home's risk for flood in real-time via advanced technologies and sophisticated data analytics to get simple quotes and to buy appropriate flood insurance in under three minutes. This streamlined process includes reducing lengthy waiting periods and eliminating the need for costly elevation certificates.
Born out of the expanding need for flood insurance across the country, Neptune Flood offers coverage to people in all flood zones. Unlike the NFIP, the company's advanced mapping technology offers highly accurate, real-time flood risk-evaluation, offering all homeowners the most accurate understanding of their insurance needs.
- Nearly 80% of the properties flooded by Hurricane Harvey, which ravaged the Texan coastline in 2017, were considered low-risk homes by the
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
"Unfortunately,
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Neptune Flood was founded in 2016 by insurance and technology industry veterans, including CEO
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