Hurricanes can cause devastating storm damage to homes and businesses. From storm damage roof destruction to interior flooding, these storms leave property owners struggling to recover.
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Inspect Your Property – Look for visible signs of hail damage, such as dents on siding, cracks in windows, or missing shingles on the roof
Take Photos and Videos – Document all damage thoroughly with timestamps. This can serve as crucial evidence for your insurance claim.
Contact Your Insurance Company – Notify your insurer about the hail damage as soon as possible.
Schedule a Professional Inspection – A licensed contractor or roofing specialist can provide a detailed assessment of the damage.
Avoid Premature Repairs – Unless necessary for safety, do not begin repairs until the insurance adjuster has inspected the damage.
insurance coverage for hail damages
Most standard homeowners insurance policies cover hail damage, including roof, siding, and window repairs.
You’ll need to pay your policy’s deductible before coverage kicks in, and some policies have a separate deductible for hail damage.
Policies may have limits on roof coverage, especially for older roofs, and some exclude cosmetic damage.
Promptly inspect for damage after a storm, document it with photos, and file a claim with your insurer if necessary.
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How do I know if my roof has hail damage?
Hail damage may not always be visible from the ground. Common signs include dented or cracked shingles, missing granules, leaks, or damage to gutters and siding. A professional inspection can help assess the full extent of the damage.
Yes, insurers may deny claims by arguing that the damage is due to normal wear and tear, a construction defect, or other non-covered causes. If your claim is denied or underpaid, our legal team can help you challenge the decision.
Florida law generally allows policyholders a limited time to file an insurance claim after a hailstorm. However, it’s best to report the damage as soon as possible to avoid disputes. Our attorneys can help determine your claim deadlines.
It depends on the policy and the extent of the damage. Some insurers may only cover repairs, while others may pay for a full replacement if the damage is severe. If your insurer undervalues your claim, we can advocate for the coverage you deserve.
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