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Hurricane Season 2024: What Homeowners Need to Know

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted a very active hurricane season this year. They expect 17 to 25 named storms, which are more than average hurricane seasons. Now’s the time to ensure you are prepared!

Homeowners should read and understand their insurance policies and talk with their insurance agent.

A typical “all-risk” policy may not cover all hurricane damage. Different types of losses, like damage to the building and personal property inside, have separate coverage limits.

Knowing your policy helps you file claims correctly.

We Help You Understand Insurance Claims!

Before the storm:

  1. Understand what your policy covers.
  2. Document your property with an inventory and photos.

After the storm:

  1. Assess the damage to your home or business.
  2. Consult with Claims Aid Consultants to handle your property insurance claims!

Claims Aid Consultants is a team of experienced Public Adjusters representing homeowners, associations and business owners get the money they are owed from their insurance company so that they can repair their properties and move on with their lives.

Schedule your free consultation today by contacting us at 772-249-7988. Let our firm provide the guidance and representation you need to navigate the turmoil you face.

Maximize Your Insurance Claim Settlement

No upfront fees. Expert claim handling.

  • Free initial consultation
  • Expert damage appraisal
  • Direct negotiation with insurers
  • Maximizing claim settlements
  • No recovery, No fee!

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