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Florida Hurricane Deductibles Explained for Homeowners

Florida hurricane deductibles are often separate from the standard homeowners deductible. If the deductible is a percentage, convert it into dollars before storm season.

This guide is informational only. It is not legal, insurance, financial, roofing, or engineering advice.

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What homeowners should check

Look for hurricane deductible, windstorm deductible, named storm wording, and all-other-perils deductible. Ask your agent for a dollar example using your current Coverage A limit.

Questions to ask your agent or insurer

Ask when the hurricane deductible applies, whether it applies once per season or per event, how roof claims are settled, and whether mitigation credits affect the wind portion of the premium.

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