As hurricane season approaches, it's crucial to have a well-thought-out emergency plan to ensure your family’s safety. This guide will walk you through the steps to create a comprehensive hurricane emergency plan for families. 1. Know Your Shelter Locations Identify safe places to seek shelter in case of a storm. These can include: Local shelters: Find out where the nearest hurricane shelters are located. Visit FEMA's Shelter Locator Friends or family: Arrange to stay with fr

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The recent storm that parked over Miami-Dade and Broward County caused significant flooding, impacting many homes and businesses. Managing flood damage effectively is crucial to minimize losses and ensure a smooth insurance claim process. In this guide, we'll cover essential steps to take after flooding, common questions, and tips to maximize your insurance claim. How to Manage Flood Damage in Miami-Dade and Broward County Immediate Steps to Take After Flooding Ensure Safety

In the sunny and tropical paradise of South Florida, owning a home is a dream come true. The charm of older homes, built before 1976, adds character to many neighborhoods. However, hidden within the walls and beneath the floors of these charming abodes lie a potential threat—cast iron pipes. We'll explore the implications of cast iron pipes in South Florida homes built before 1976, their potential for causing damages, what homeowners should look for, and how Santos Public Adj

In Florida, the state regulates the fees that a public adjuster can charge. According to Florida law, public adjusters can charge up to 20% of the insurance claim settlement amount for claims related to natural disasters, and up to 10% for non-natural disaster claims. However, public adjusters and policyholders may also agree to different fees in writing before the public adjuster begins their work. It's important to note that public adjusters should never charge upfront fees