Robert Mack · Licensed Florida Public Adjuster · Lic. #A161638 — in the insurance industry since 1991.
After a hurricane, insurers split your loss into pieces to shrink the payout
A hurricane claim is rarely one clean loss — it’s wind, water intrusion, interior damage, and a separate hurricane deductible, and insurers know how to split those causes apart to pay the least on each. Damage that’s genuinely covered gets reassigned to an excluded cause, and the full extent behind walls and up on the roof gets under-scoped. How the causation is documented across all of it is what decides your payout. That is exactly the gap we close.
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⏰ Underpaid on a past hurricane claim? Florida law may still give you a window.
If a Florida insurer closed or underpaid a hurricane claim, Fla. Stat. 627.70132 generally gives you a running window to act — but the clock runs from your date of loss, not the day you discover the shortfall. In most cases that means you may have less time than you think.
Your policy’s own notice terms can be shorter, and every claim is different. Whether your window is still open — and acting before it closes — is exactly what we handle. Call (352) 353-4556 and we’ll tell you where you stand.
Is My Window Still Open? — Call (352) 353-4556General information about Florida claim deadlines, not legal advice. Statutory windows can vary by claim and policy, and your policy’s prompt-notice terms may be shorter — contact us to confirm your specific deadline.
Talk to us before you settle your hurricane claim
We inspect the full loss, document what the carrier’s scope leaves out, and negotiate for the payout your policy actually owes — so you’re not fighting the insurance company alone.
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