Public Adjusters in Miami, FL

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Licensed Public Adjusters in Miami, FL

Sunshine Claims Group

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4.8 (142)
License #W123456 (FL) Verified

Serving: Miami

Hurricane Water Flood Wind

Miami Public Adjusters LLC

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4.6 (89)
License #W234567 (FL) Verified

Serving: Miami

Hurricane Water Fire Mold

South Florida Loss Advocates

4.5 (73)
License #W456789 (FL) Verified

Serving: Miami

Water Mold Fire Hurricane

Dade County Claims Consultants

4.3 (56)
License #W345678 (FL) Verified

Serving: Miami

Hurricane Flood Commercial

Biscayne Adjusting Services

4.1 (38)
License #W567890 (FL) Verified

Serving: Miami

Hurricane Flood Wind Water

About Property Damage Claims in Miami

Miami sits at ground zero for Atlantic hurricane activity, and its property damage claims reflect that reality. The city's coastal location, low elevation, and aging housing stock create a combination of risk factors that make property insurance claims both common and complex. From direct hurricane strikes to tropical storm flooding to the persistent moisture damage that South Florida's subtropical climate produces year-round, Miami homeowners deal with more property damage events per capita than almost any other major U.S. metro area.

Weather Patterns

Hurricane season runs June through November with peak activity August-October. Atlantic hurricanes track directly through South Florida's strike zone. Year-round tropical moisture creates persistent humidity (75-85% average), driving mold and moisture intrusion issues even without a named storm event.

Notable Storm History

Hurricane Andrew (1992) — $27 billion in damage, reshaped Florida building codes. Hurricane Irma (2017) — $50 billion, widespread damage across Miami-Dade. Hurricane Ian (2022) — significant wind and flooding damage in the metro. Recurring tropical storms and king tide flooding events.

Common Damage Types in Miami

Hurricane wind damage to roofs and structures Storm surge and coastal flooding Water intrusion from wind-driven rain Mold damage from persistent humidity Flooding from tropical rain events Roof damage from aging (UV and salt air degradation)

Typical Claim Values in Miami

Hurricane damage claims in Miami frequently exceed $50,000-$100,000 for residential properties. Roof replacement claims average $15,000-$30,000. Water damage and mold remediation claims range $10,000-$40,000. Flood damage (NFIP) claims average $30,000-$60,000.

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