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home about us contact information get a quote the home insurance guru information on home owners and property insurance august 16, 2018 poll: most floridians say they’re prepared for hurricanes, but not covered for flood, especially in fort lauderdale and most of s. florida. posted by homeinsuranceguru under auto insurance , fema , flood insurance , florida , fort lauderdale , fraud , home owners insurance , palm beach county flood zones , tallahassee | tags: auto insurance , car insurance , fema , flood insurance , florida , fort lauderdale , fraud , home , homeowners , hurricane , insurance , policy , private flood insurance , public adjustors , washington dc , water damage claims and aob | leave a comment please call lee from acentria insurance at 954-270-7966 for free quotes on home insurance, auto, flood, private flood, car, business & commercial and life, health and group benefits of all kinds. i know our agency received about 100 calls in just our fort lauderdale location on the day after labor day before irma was coming looking for flood insurance. the fact is we have waiting periods of 10-30 days so last minute is way to lets for the storm so please be prepared. last year’s intense hurricane season has motivated most florida residents to prepare for hurricanes that could hit the state this year, according to a recent survey by the property casualty insurers association of america (pci). the results showed a higher percentage of preparedness among floridians than other hurricane-prone states, but more than 60 percent still say they have not purchased flood insurance. nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of residents in florida say they have taken precautions in advance of the 2018 hurricane season, according to a new poll conducted online by surveymonkey on behalf of pci. more than half of the 654 florida respondents of the poll, taken between july 9-23, said last year’s hurricanes prompted them to take precautions. nearly 38 percent reported that their property suffered damage due to last year’s storms. among the other hurricane-prone states surveyed in this poll, including texas, north carolina, and louisiana, floridians reported being the most prepared. overall poll results of 1,831 residents across texas, north carolina, louisiana, and florida found 56 percent have not taken any precautions this year in advance of hurricane season. only 35 percent said that last year’s storms prompted them to take any precautions this year. florida is the most hurricane-prone state in the united states, with 40 percent of all united states hurricanes hitting the state, according to the national oceanic atomospheric administration (noaa). since 1851, there have been 118 direct hurricane hits in florida. “while we’ve not had much activity this hurricane season in the atlantic basin, the threat of a storm quickly developing is still a possibility. historically, august and september are active months for hurricanes and as we saw last year with hurricane irma it only takes one storm to cause massive amounts of property damage,” said logan mcfaddin, pci’s florida regional manager. the poll included various categories to gauge hurricane readiness, including: flood insurance 63 percent of floridians do not have flood insurance despite 71 percent saying it’s necessary to help in recovery efforts following a natural disaster 13 percent of residents do not know if their existing homeowners or renters insurance policy covers flood damage emergency plans 68 percent of florida residents are familiar with their local municipality, county, or state evacuation plan, with the same percentage saying they have developed an emergency plan and shared it with their household 54 percent in florida have an emergency bag, which includes necessities such as medication, non-perishable food, and water more than half (51 percent) have not conducted a home inventory in the event that property and/or possessions are destroyed, damaged, or lost in a disaster financial preparations 71 percent of floridians have readily available cash or savings to meet short term expenses that may arise following a natural disaster 69 percent report that they have stored important financial papers and documents in a safe deposit box or online for easy access contractor fraud & abuse pci said following a severe storm it is common for “crooked” contractors to try and take advantage of consumers needing repairs. in florida, abuse related to water damage and assignment of benefits claims has been a particular problem and the insurance industry and regulators are working to educate policyholders on this escalating abuse. 80 percent are at least somewhat familiar with the signs of contractor fraud and abuse yet, 14 percent said they would pay upfront for the rebuilding or repair costs if it meant getting their property fixed more quickly and 18 percent aren’t sure if they would 8 percent of residents said they would accept an unsolicited offer from someone to make repairs to their home advertisements august 2, 2018 commentary: how florida’s flood insurance model could work nationwide. especially here in fort lauderdale and all of s. florida. posted by homeinsuranceguru under auto insurance , fema , flood insurance , florida , fort lauderdale , home owners insurance , legislators , tallahassee | tags: auto insurance , car insurance , fema , flood insurance , florida , fort lauderdale , fraud , home , homeowners , hurricane , insurance , policy , private flood insurance , washington dc | leave a comment please call lee from acentria insurance at 954-270-7966 for free quotes on home insurance, auto, flood, private flood, car, business & commercial, & life, health group and financial products as well. while congress works on various reforms to the national flood insurance program (nfip), the time is ripe for the private insurance market to step up and play a greater role in providing americans needed flood coverage. last month in salt lake city, the national conference of insurance legislators (ncoil), a group of state lawmakers from around the nation, began taking a closer look at florida’s model flood insurance regulation to see if it can be used successfully to encourage a vibrant private market in all 50 states those of us from florida know the success it’s had here: the number of private companies offering flood insurance has more than doubled in the past two years ( from 10 companies in 2016 to 25 companies as of the end of july , according to the florida office of insurance regulation). companies are also offering better pricing. consumers are saving significant money through these private market alternatives. the concept behind the florida legislation is the old adage, “if you build it, they will come.” earlier this summer, a team of us worked with florida rep. david santiago (r-deltona) and senator jeff brandes (r-pinellas county) in crafting simple and permissive language to create and nurture a flexible and transparent private flood insurance regulatory framework in every state in the country. the result is a draft flood insurance narrative that was presented at the ncoil meeting as a proposed part v to ncoil’s national model flood disaster relief bill. it’s based on florida’s private flood insurance law, first enacted in 2015. florida’s flood insurance laws are simple and flexible, with the goal to provide consumer choices and alternatives to the debt-ridden, outdated, and increasingly expensive nfip. please enjoy the full article below; https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southeast/2018/08/01/496595.htm july 30, 2018 flood insurance program will lapse if senate does not act. watch out fort lauderdale and s. florida realtors! private flood is still there, ask me. posted by homeinsuranceguru under auto insurance , fema , flood insurance , florida , fort lauderdale , home owners insurance , legislators | tags: auto insurance , car insurance , fema , flood insurance , florida , fort lauderdal

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