Damage Due to Hurricane Irma? September 10 Deadline to File a Claim

If your community association has experienced property damage as a result of Hurricane Irma and you have not yet filed a claim, the deadline to do so is drawing near. Florida homeowners have up to three years after a hurricane makes landfall to file an initial claim, supplemental claim, or reopen a claim. September 10, 2020, marks that three year cutoff for Hurricane Irma, after which you will no longer be able to file a claim with your insurance provider.

If you are unsure if your community experienced damage from Hurricane Irma and would like to speak with an independent public adjuster, we would be happy to connect you to our team for a complimentary consultation.

Association Adjusting is a licensed and insured Public Adjusting Firm dedicated exclusively to serving Becker’s community association clients throughout Florida and New Jersey. With over 40 years of combined experience, our team led by Ken Shriberg, Chris Cury, and Michael Moon specializes in assisting residential, association, and commercial property owners and managers.

As a recognized authority in the community association industry, we are committed to achieving the most favorable outcomes for Becker’s clients. In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian in 2022, Association Adjusting was immediately on the ground and provided crucial support to many clients affected by the disaster. The team worked with Becker attorneys to successfully assist clients in securing millions of dollars from their insurance carriers.

Whether dealing with hurricane damage, water damage, theft, fire, mold, roof leaks, or other calamities, our team of public adjusters provides the highest level of professionalism and excellence to protect your interests.

Contact Association Adjusting today for more information. There is still time to act!