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Florida Condo Association Claim Trends in 2026

Florida condo association claims in 2026 are shaped by three forces: the post-Surfside SB 4-D milestone inspection wave, aging wind-exposed Gulf-Coast and Treasure-Coast buildings, and stubborn carriers on master-policy claims.

Master-policy disputes

Most condo master policies cover "original" construction as installed by the developer: walls-in vs. walls-out interpretation varies by policy form. Disputes we see most often:

  • Flooring coverage (original tile vs. owner upgrade)
  • Cabinetry (stock vs. custom)
  • HVAC (common-area vs. unit-owned)
  • Interior drywall (original vs. owner-rebuilt)

SB 4-D pressure

Milestone structural inspections required by Fla. Stat. 553.899 are identifying deferred maintenance and structural issues. Associations are increasingly trying to route these into a property-insurance claim when the underlying damage has a covered cause of loss.


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Unit-owner assessment coverage

Most HO-6 policies include "Loss Assessment" coverage (commonly $1,000–$50,000). When the association levies a special assessment after a covered loss, unit owners can typically claim under this coverage, but the claim must be properly structured.


Where a PA helps

  • Coordinate the master-policy claim at the association level
  • Review individual unit-owner HO-6 policies for assessment coverage
  • Manage the interplay between association claim and unit-owner claims

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