Storm/Hurricane Damage

If you're a property owner in Florida or Georgia who has recently experienced the destructive force of a severe storm, you know the aftermath can be overwhelming. From shattered windows and roof collapses to flooding and structural compromise, storm-related damage can leave homes, businesses, and commercial properties in disarray—often resulting in substantial financial loss. But the physical damage is only part of the challenge. Navigating the intricate world of insurance claims can be equally daunting, filled with confusing policy language, tight deadlines, and unexpected denials.

At Rise Public Adjusters, we specialize in storm damage claims and are here to lift that burden off your shoulders. Our experienced team understands the urgency and complexity of storm recovery. We work directly with property owners to assess damage thoroughly, document every detail with precision, and negotiate assertively with insurance carriers to secure the full compensation you deserve. From hurricanes and tropical storms to wind-driven rain and hail events, we know how to interpret your policy, challenge underpaid claims, and advocate for your best interests.

You won’t have to worry about deciphering coverage limits, filing paperwork, or managing adjuster inspections—we handle it all. Our goal is to streamline the claims process, reduce your stress, and maximize your recovery. With Rise Public Adjusters by your side, you gain a trusted partner who is committed to restoring your property and peace of mind.

Let us turn a frustrating experience into a successful resolution. When storms strike, Rise is ready.

Timing is critical when filing a storm damage insurance claim. In Florida, property owners have up to one year from the date of loss to file an initial claim for hurricane or storm-related damage, as mandated by Florida Statute § 627.70132. If additional damage is discovered later—such as hidden water intrusion or structural issues—you may file a supplemental claim within 18 months of the original loss date. 

Georgia, while less prescriptive in statute, generally follows the terms outlined in your individual insurance policy. Most policies in Georgia require claims to be filed promptly, often within 30 to 60 days, though some allow longer depending on the type of damage and carrier guidelines. Regardless of location, waiting too long can jeopardize your ability to recover losses. At Rise Public Adjusters, we help clients across Florida and Georgia act quickly, document thoroughly, and meet every deadline with confidence

Surely, the last thing you want to think about is gathering all the necessary documents and proof for your claim. However, it’s crucial to prepare in advance. Preparing for an insurance adjuster visits after a hurricane can significantly facilitate the claims process and ensure that you receive fair compensation for your damages. Some things you can do include:

• Document the Damage
• Keep records related to your property and insurance policy
• Mitigate Further Damage
• Take photographs and videos of the damage for proof
• Review your policy
• Be Present During the Inspection
• Let a public adjuster help you