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Flood Insurance Protection for Florida

Living in Florida means understanding flood risk. We help you secure the right coverage to protect your home and belongings from water damage.

Why Flood Insurance Is Essential in Florida

Florida faces unique flood risks from hurricanes, tropical storms, and heavy rainfall. Standard homeowners insurance doesn't cover flood damage—you need dedicated flood insurance to protect your property and financial security.

Hurricane Season

June through November brings increased flood risk from tropical storms and hurricanes.

Property Protection

Cover your home structure and contents from flood damage with proper coverage.

Peace of Mind

Know you're protected when severe weather strikes. Don't face flood recovery alone.

Critical Flood Insurance Facts

Homeowners Insurance Doesn't Cover Floods

Most people don't realize their standard home insurance excludes flood damage. You need a separate flood policy.

Not Just Coastal Areas

Over 20% of flood claims come from properties outside high-risk flood zones. Everyone is at risk.

30-Day Waiting Period

Flood insurance typically requires a 30-day waiting period. Don't wait until a storm is approaching!

Affordable Coverage

Flood insurance can be surprisingly affordable, especially for low-to-moderate risk areas starting at $400-700/year.

Flood Insurance Coverage Options

NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program)

Federal program available in participating communities. Standard coverage backed by the government.

Building Coverage

  • Up to $250,000 for your home structure
  • Foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC
  • Built-in appliances and cabinets
  • Debris removal

Contents Coverage

  • Up to $100,000 for personal belongings
  • Furniture, clothing, electronics
  • Portable appliances
  • Optional separate policy

Private Flood Insurance

Alternative to NFIP with more flexible coverage options and potentially better rates.

  • Higher coverage limits (often exceeding NFIP limits)
  • Additional living expenses coverage
  • Replacement cost coverage for contents
  • Potentially lower premiums
  • More flexible deductible options

What Flood Insurance Doesn't Cover

Understanding what's excluded helps you make informed decisions:

  • Property and belongings outside the insured building
  • Currency, precious metals, and valuable papers
  • Most self-propelled vehicles (cars, boats)
  • Living expenses (temporary housing) under NFIP
  • Financial losses caused by business interruption
  • Swimming pools, fences, decks, and landscaping

Understanding Flood Zones

High Risk

Zones A, AE, AH, AO, AR

High-risk areas with 1% annual chance of flooding. Flood insurance required by mortgage lenders.

Moderate Risk

Zones B, X (shaded)

Moderate flood risk. Insurance not required but recommended. Lower premiums available.

Low Risk

Zones C, X (unshaded)

Minimal flood risk. However, 20% of claims come from these areas. Still worth protecting your investment.

Not sure what flood zone you're in? We'll check for you during your consultation!

Protect Your Florida Home from Flood Damage

Don't wait for the next storm. Get a free flood insurance quote and secure your property today.

Remember: There's typically a 30-day waiting period. Don't wait until it's too late!