Hurricane claims are complex — roof, water intrusion, wind, screen enclosures, fences, and contents all in one loss — and that complexity is exactly why they get underpaid. Carriers processing thousands of storm claims at once routinely underscope, apply the wrong deductible, or miss whole categories of damage. We reassemble the entire loss into one properly documented, full-scope claim and pursue the shortfall.
We compare the carrier's scope and pricing against the true cost of repair, line by line.
We re-inspect and document the hidden, omitted, and underscoped damage the first estimate missed.
We write an independent replacement-cost estimate at current Florida market rates.
We file a formal supplement and negotiate — escalating to appraisal or mediation if needed.
Run your damage through our free calculator to get a defensible recovery range built from current Florida market rates — then compare it to what the carrier paid and let us fight for the difference.
Volume and complexity. Carriers handling thousands of storm claims often underscope, miss whole categories (water intrusion, screen cage, fence, contents), or misapply the hurricane deductible. Full-scope documentation recovers what was missed.
Florida sets deadlines to file, supplement, and reopen hurricane claims, and those windows have tightened in recent years. The sooner your claim is reviewed, the safer. (General information, not legal advice.)
If the hurricane deductible was applied to a loss it shouldn't have been, we identify and dispute it as part of the supplement.
Nothing upfront — contingency only, within Florida's fee caps.
This information is general and educational, not legal advice. Statutory deadlines and policy provisions vary; consult the current Florida Statutes, your policy, or an attorney for your situation.
Hurricane Isaias estimates on the Panhandle are frequently underscoped. Our Northwest Florida pages explain how we review a carrier's number for roof, water, surge, and condo losses: Pensacola underpaid claim review and Destin underpaid claim review.