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Posted over 12 years ago

BUY FLOOD INSURANCE NOW

Florida’s risk for severe weather is well-known and, even though a hurricane has not impacted our state in recent years, several tropical storms have caused significant flood damage to many residents. Regardless of the storm type, Floridians should prepare now and purchase flood insurance by May 1, as a typical flood insurance policy takes 30 days to become effective. This will ensure you are covered on June 1, the first day of hurricane season. Homeowners’ policies generally cover water damage from wind and storms, but they don’t cover rising water in a flood, even though it’s the nation’s most common natural disaster.
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