Over 48% of Hurricane Irma Commercial Property Claims in Florida Still Not Settled

If you are a commercial property owner in Florida who filed an insurance claim for damages received during Hurricane Irma, then you may very well be one of the 48% of claims that are still not settled. Here we are, six months later with commercial property owners still absorbing losses due to this dropped ball by insurance companies.

Below is the latest data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation:

This aggregate information is compiled from claims data filed by insurers. It has not been audited or independently verified and covers all claims based on filings received by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation as of February 9, 2018, at 3:16 pm. The next update to this information will be published on April 9, 2018.

If your Florida commercial property is among the 48%, please do call Noble Public Adjusting Group right now. There is no need for you to keep waiting to get your business back to the way it was before Hurricane Irma hit in September of 2017. Noble Public Adjusting Group will immediately contact your insurance provider and find out the reason for this unacceptable delay and gets the wheels turning in massively increased speed.

We honestly think its close to criminal that policyholders are being made to wait this long for their payment from insurance companies for Hurricane Irma damages, that includes homeowner claims too. There is no excuse for a delay of this length. Noble can make things happen quickly once you hire us. We can also make sure that the insurance settlement you receive will be much higher than what it is currently looking like from the insurance companies perspective.

We are only a few months away from the 2018 Hurricane Season in Florida. This season is predicted to be the strongest cycle in 70 years. Don’t let your business end up having its current Hurricane Irma claim never resolved or be denied because, heaven forbid, your commercial property gets hit again. That would create a much bigger insurance nightmare than this waiting is causing you now.