He did everything right after the flood — but still lost money on the claim. Why? Because he didn’t know the NFIP rules before the water hit. But here’s the twist — even though I came in late, we still got him $18K back through a supplement.
Most condo boards assume their elevators are protected under their flood policy — after all, they’re a critical part of the building. But under the NFIP, that’s not always the case. Here’s the truth: If your elevator system is located below the lowest elevated floor, you could be exposed to a major gap in coverage. Let’s break it down so your board can make confident, informed decisions before the next flood — not after.
The water rises. Roads close. The chaos begins. But the real damage? It started long before this moment. What you're seeing now — the flooded streets, the soaked drywall, the panic — is just the outcome. The real losses happen before the storm ever hits... in the decisions you didn’t make
When flood damage hits, you want to get every dollar you’re entitled to — fast. So it’s no surprise that many property owners turn to public adjusters to help maximize their flood claim. But here’s what most people don’t realize: If you don’t fully understand what’s in that public adjuster’s contract — you could end up paying thousands for nothing.
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