STORM, WIND, HURRICANE, LIGHTnING & HAIL DAMAGE INSURANCE CLAIMS

CALL THE EXPERTS AT OCEAN POINT CLAIMS TO HELP YOU THROUGH THE CLAIMS PROCESS.

Do you have a roof leak or wind damage? Storms often happen by surprise and can cause major damage, even substantial unseen damage. Whether you have a hurricane insurance claim, hail damage, wind damage, found missing shingles on the ground around your home or you see water spots on the ceiling or wall we can help! Did you know that the independent public insurance adjusters here at Ocean Point Claims have had stellar success at showing the insurance carriers why they should apply entire roof replacement coverage to the dwelling or business structure of our clients? Learn how our experienced public adjusters work for you to maximize your storm or hurricane damage insurance claim.

Have you already filed your claim and your insurance company has told you that it is “closed”? We can reopen underpaid and denied claims! Let us help you restore your life and get the money you deserve.

WHAT TO DO AFTER A STORM

If you have experienced damage from a storm, wind or hurricane it is important to contact Ocean Point right away so that we can dispatch the proper experts to your home or commercial property immediately. It is critical to minimize the damage from the water as fast as possible. We never charge for advice. Helping the public is what we do! Even if you don’t plan on hiring a public adjuster, we are here to answer your questions. Call us now at 888-824-1306!

We can’t stress this one enough. Take a lot of photos and video of the damage. You can’t take too many photos after a storm damage claim. Photos and video help document your damages. Damages to your home, business and personal property. When taking video, move the camera slower than you think you need to as you may rely on the videos someday if you’re underpaid. Go room by room. Feel free to narrate your video, your words can be very powerful to a jury should your insurance company mishandle your claim.

As soon as possible, notify your insurance company and or insurance agent. Immediately request that a certified copy of your insurance policy be sent to you. This is your insurance contract. You don’t know what you’re covered for if you don’t have your policy. Remember, it may have been damaged by water.

Don’t sign anything without doing your research or seeking help from a licensed industry expert. Many companies will attempt to pressure you into signing an assignment of benefits form, also known as an AOB. While assigning the benefits of your policy allows the individual to collect their fees from the insurance company directly, these contracts are tricky, and you could be signing away your rights to items such as your personal belongings coverage. These companies may even place a lien on your property if the insurance company doesn’t pay. Do your homework and research as wrong decisions after a leak can have long lasting consequences regarding what you recover from your water damage insurance claim. Your insurance company may present you with blank forms to fill out. Never fill these out without consulting the advice of an expert first. Some of these documents are sworn, such as a proof of loss or POL. Even if you’re not our client, call us anyways, we will provide the best answers for you that we can!

We can’t stress this one enough. Take a lot of photos and video of the damage. You can’t take too many photos after a storm damage claim. Photos and video help document your damages. Damages to your home, business and personal property. When taking video, move the camera slower than you think you need to as you may rely on the videos someday if you’re underpaid. Go room by room. Feel free to narrate your video, your words can be very powerful to a jury should your insurance company mishandle your claim.

If you have ceiling / wall damage, roof leaks, missing tiles / shingles, broken windows after the storm call us! Ocean Point can help you find a reputable local storm damage restoration company to start the roof repair, roof patch, roof tarp, window board up, water mitigation or mold remediation process should it be needed. To get started, call us at (888) 824-1306 today!

STORM DAMAGE

  • Roof Decking
  • Attic Insulation
  • Drywall / Sheetrock
  • Electrical Wiring
  • Lighting
  • Appliances
  • Flooring
  • Tile Floor
  • Carpet
  • Furniture
  • Roofing Companies Near Me
  • Roofing Company
  • Roofing Contractors
  • Roofer
  • Local Roofer
  • Roof Tarp
  • Board Up
  • Board-Up
  • Roof Patch
  • Roof Repair
  • Flat Roof Repair
  • Wood Roof
  • Slate Roof
  • Rubber Roof Repair
  • Metal Roof Repair
  • Emergency Roof Repair
  • Roof Sealant
  • Roof Singles
  • Roof Tiles
  • Roof Leak
  • Hurricane Damage
  • Wind Damage
  • Heavy Rain
  • Flying Debris
  • Lightning
  • Hail
  • Tree Branch
  • Fence
  • Screen Enclosure
  • Screen Room
  • Lanai
  • Florida Room
  • Broken Window
  • Porch
  • Hurricane Alex
  • Hurricane Bonnie
  • Hurricane Colin
  • Hurricane Danielle
  • Hurricane Earl
  • Hurricane Fiona
  • Hurricane Gaston
  • Hurricane Hermine
  • Hurricane Idalia
  • Hurricane Jose
  • Hurricane Karl
  • Hurricane Lisa
  • Hurricane Martin
  • Hurricane Nicole
  • Hurricane Owen
  • Hurricane Phillippe
  • Hurricane Rina
  • Hurricane Shary
  • Hurricane Tammy
  • Hurricane Virginie
  • Hurricane Walter
  • Hurricane Ana
  • Hurricane Bill
  • Hurricane Claudette
  • Hurricane Danny
  • Hurricane Elsa
  • Hurricane Fred
  • Hurricane Grace
  • Hurricane Henri
  • Hurricane Ida
  • Hurricane Julian
  • Hurricane Kate
  • Hurricane Larry
  • Hurricane Mindy
  • Hurricane Nicholas
  • Hurricane Odette
  • Hurricane Peter
  • Hurricane Rose
  • Hurricane Sam
  • Hurricane Teresa
  • Hurricane Victor
  • Hurricane Wanda
  • Hurricane Arthur
  • Hurricane Bertha
  • Hurricane Cristobal
  • Hurricane Dolly
  • Hurricane Edouard
  • Hurricane Fay
  • Hurricane Gonzalo
  • Hurricane Hanna
  • Hurricane Isaias
  • Hurricane Josephine
  • Hurricane Kyle
  • Hurricane Laura
  • Hurricane Marco
  • Hurricane Nana
  • Hurricane Omar
  • Hurricane Paulette
  • Hurricane Rene
  • Hurricane Sally
  • Hurricane Teddy
  • Hurricane Vicky
  • Hurricane Wilfred