What Happened to Your Property?
Pick the damage that looks like yours. Each page below explains that kind of claim in plain language and shows you what to do next. You do not need to sort out the policy language first. That is our job.
Get My Free 21-Point Storm Inspection or Call 800.511.2240.
The carrier's adjuster represents the carrier. A public adjuster at Policyholder Advocacy Group represents you. We inspect the damage, document the full loss, price it, and present your claim under the terms and conditions of your policy.
Hurricane and Wind Damage
Wind tore at your roof, broke seals, and pushed rain inside your home or building. Hurricane and wind damage claims
Roof Damage
You see missing shingles, a leak, or a stain on your ceiling after a storm. Roof damage claims
Water Intrusion
Water got inside your walls, floors, or ceilings and kept spreading after you found it. Water intrusion claims
Window and Door Damage
Wind or flying debris cracked your windows or bent your doors so they no longer seal or lock. Window and door damage help
Commercial Roof Damage
Your business roof leaks or lost its cover in a storm and your carrier calls it wear and tear. Commercial roof damage claims
Condo and HOA Claims
Your association has damage to shared roofs, building exteriors, or common areas. Condo and HOA claims
Apartment and Multifamily Claims
Your apartments took storm or water damage across many units at once. Apartment and multifamily claims
Hotels
Your hotel lost rooms or closed floors after storm, fire, or water damage. Hotel insurance claims
Shopping Centers
Your shopping center has damage to the roof, storefronts, or tenant spaces. Shopping center insurance claims
Business Interruption
Covered damage forced you to close or cut hours and lose income. Business interruption claims
Fire and Smoke
Fire or smoke damaged rooms, contents, or systems in your property. Fire and smoke damage claims
Sprinkler Damage
A sprinkler broke or leaked and flooded rooms in your building. Sprinkler damage claims
Vandalism and Theft
Someone broke in, stole from your property, or damaged it on purpose. Vandalism and theft claims
Hurricane Isaias deadlines still apply
Nearly 8,500 Florida Isaias claims have already closed without a payment, out of nearly 55,000 filed statewide. A closed claim is not always a finished claim. Report an Isaias claim by October 9, 2027. You can reopen or add to a claim by April 9, 2028.
Not sure your damage fits a claim? Start with a Free 21-Point Storm Inspection. We document the full loss and tell you plainly where you stand. Call 800.511.2240.