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Denied, delayed, or underpaid? Put The Hurriclaim Firm on your side.
A hurricane can damage your roof in minutes, and leave you fighting over repairs for months. You paid for insurance to protect your property. When your insurer refuses coverage, overlooks damage, or offers less than the covered repairs require, you deserve answers and a plan.
The Law Office of Jesse Diaz, PLLC — The Hurriclaim Firm — represents Florida homeowners and business owners in disputed hurricane damage insurance claims. We examine the policy, build the evidence, and pursue the benefits your insurance contract provides.
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Your home needs repairs. Your claim needs a strategy.
Perhaps the insurer says your roof is simply old. Perhaps its estimate falls below your hurricane deductible. Or perhaps you have supplied photographs and invoices but still cannot get a clear explanation of what will be paid.
You do not have to accept a coverage decision or repair estimate without having it reviewed.
At The Hurriclaim Firm, we focus on the questions that move a claim forward: What did the storm damage? What does the policy cover? What evidence supports the repair cost? And what needs to happen next?
Before accepting a denial, signing a release, or agreeing to a payment you do not understand, contact our office.
Hurricane damage claims we handle
Roof and wind damage
Missing or creased shingles, displaced tiles, damaged flashing, roof openings, and wind-damaged roofing systems can lead to disputes about cause, repairability, and replacement. We evaluate whether the insurer’s position accounts for the documented damage and the applicable policy terms.
Interior leaks and water damage
Ceiling stains, wet insulation, damaged drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and other interior losses may follow roof or building-envelope damage. We help evaluate how the water entered, what materials were affected, and whether the estimate includes the covered repairs.
Windows, doors, siding, and exterior structures
Hurricane losses can extend beyond the roof. We review claims involving windows, doors, siding, gutters, soffits, fences, screened lanais, pool enclosures, and other structures, subject to the policy’s coverage and limitations.
Personal belongings and temporary living expenses
Damaged furniture, electronics, clothing, and other belongings may be part of the claim. If covered damage makes your home uninhabitable, additional living expense coverage may help with eligible increased living costs, subject to policy conditions and limits.
Commercial property and business interruption
A damaged building can also mean lost business income. We assist business owners with commercial property and business interruption disputes, including the documentation needed to connect covered physical damage with claimed financial losses.
Coverage is specific to your policy. Wind-driven rain, rising floodwater, and storm surge present different coverage questions. Standard homeowners policies generally exclude flood damage; separate flood coverage may apply. Florida DFS coverage guidance
Has your hurricane insurance claim been denied, delayed, or underpaid?
“Your roof is too old.”
An older roof is not automatically an uninsured roof. Age and deterioration may matter, but the insurer still needs to apply the policy to the facts of your loss.
We examine whether the decision distinguishes preexisting conditions from new storm damage, whether relevant evidence was considered, and whether an exclusion or payment limitation actually applies.
“This is wear and tear—not hurricane damage.”
A label does not explain an investigation. Before-and-after photographs, maintenance records, inspection findings, and appropriate expert analysis can help determine whether the claimed damage resulted from the storm.
We assess the insurer’s explanation and the evidence needed to challenge an unsupported conclusion.
“Your damage is below the deductible.”
A deductible can legitimately result in no payment. But that conclusion is only as sound as the coverage analysis and estimate behind it.
We review whether the insurer omitted damaged areas, necessary repair steps, or supported costs. If the properly calculated covered loss truly remains below the applicable deductible, the insurer generally owes no payment for that loss.
“We already paid enough.”
An initial payment may not account for all covered damage. We review the estimate, repair scope, depreciation, policy limits, and supporting documents to determine whether additional benefits may be owed.
A full and final settlement or release can affect your options, so obtain advice before signing.
“We need more information.”
Some document requests are necessary. Others leave homeowners uncertain about what remains outstanding. We help clients understand requests, organize supporting materials, and address unresolved claim issues.
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