Serving All 67 Florida Counties

Florida home insurance shouldn't be this complicated

Your rate tripled. Your carrier left the state. Your policy has gaps you've never been warned about. We cut through all of it — county by county.

  • Non-renewed or cancelled? We find carriers still writing in your county — often within 24 hours.
  • Stuck on Citizens? Over 60% of Citizens policyholders qualify for private alternatives.
  • Not sure what your policy covers? Free coverage review. No strings. No sales pitch.
$4,200+
Avg. FL premium/year — 3x national average
30+
Carriers left Florida since 2020
1.2M
Floridians on Citizens — insurer of last resort
20–45%
Savings from a $100 wind mitigation inspection
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The Florida Insurance Crisis

Sound familiar?

Every day, Florida homeowners face problems homeowners in other states never deal with. Here's how we solve each one.

Non-Renewed

"My insurance was non-renewed and nobody will cover my home"

Carriers are exiting Florida — but not every carrier and not every county. You may have heard of the Florida Market Assistance Plan (FMAP) — it's free but limited. We shop 10–20+ carriers and typically find options in 24–48 hours.

Overpaying

"My premium doubled and nobody can tell me why"

Roof age, hurricane deductible percentage, construction type, distance to coast, county claims history — these drive your rate. A $100 wind mitigation inspection alone can cut your premium 20–45%. Most homeowners don't know this.

Coverage Gaps

"I have no idea if my policy would pay out after a hurricane"

ACV vs. replacement cost. 2% vs. 10% hurricane deductibles. Ordinance & law exclusions. Flood carve-outs. The gap between these could cost you $50,000+ after a claim — and most Florida homeowners have never had anyone explain what they actually have.

What most homeowners don't realize:

2% hurricane deductible on a $400K home = $8,000 out of pocket

ACV roof coverage pays depreciated value — $4K on a $30K roof

Standard policies don't cover flooding — not even 1 inch of water

25% of FL flood claims come from outside high-risk zones

Stop guessing about your Florida home insurance

Free coverage review from a licensed Florida independent agent. No obligation. No spam. No selling your info.

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How It Works

From confused to covered in 3 steps

No hold music. No call centers. No selling your info to 10 companies.

1

60-second form

Property address, type, and insurance situation. Goes directly to a licensed Florida independent agent — never sold to third parties.

2

We shop the market

Your agent compares 10+ carriers actively writing in your county. Have a policy? We review it for gaps — free, no obligation.

3

You decide

Options in plain language. What's covered, what's not, what it costs. No pressure. Right coverage, right price.

FAQ

Questions we hear every day

Straight answers from licensed Florida agents.

Why is Florida home insurance so expensive?

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Florida homeowners pay $4,200+/year on average — 3x the national average. Hurricane exposure, roof costs, litigation abuse (30+ carriers left since 2020), and flood risk across all 67 counties drive it. Monroe County averages $10,000+, inland counties can be under $2,000.

My insurance was non-renewed. What do I do?

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Contact an independent agent immediately — you typically have 30–60 days. Also submit to the FMAP as a free backup (slower, limited network). Get a wind mitigation and 4-point inspection — they open carrier options. Citizens is your last resort.

What is a hurricane deductible?

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A percentage of your insured value — 2%, 5%, or 10%. On a $400K home, 2% = $8,000 out of pocket. 10% = $40,000. Most homeowners have never had this math explained.

How do I lower my Florida premium?

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Wind mitigation inspection — $75–$150, saves 20–45% annually. Also: update your roof (biggest factor), impact windows/shutters, increase hurricane deductible, and shop through an independent agent who compares 10+ carriers.

What is the Florida Market Assistance Plan?

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FMAP is a free state referral service for homeowners who can't find coverage. You submit at FMAP.org, participating carriers review it. Limitation: small network, no negotiation, 1–3+ week response. An independent agent shops 10–20+ carriers in 24–48 hours. Use both simultaneously.

Do I need flood insurance?

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Your homeowners policy does NOT cover flooding. Required in FEMA flood zones with federally backed mortgages. But 25% of FL flood claims come from moderate-to-low risk areas. Private flood (Neptune, Flow, Aon Edge) often beats NFIP by 20–50%.
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