Homeowners Insurance

Even though the Big Bend area was directly hit by Hurricane Idalia, Southwest Florida can still expect help with insurance claims.

Tens of thousands of people still have open Hurricane Ian claims. with Tropical Storm Idalia on the way, they may be in for more insurance problems.

With months left of Hurricane Season 2023, about 16 percent of Hurricane Ian homeowners insurance claims are still open according to data through June 28 from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. One Cape Coral homeowner reached a settlement with his insurance company but claims the final check still hasn’t reached his house.

AAA announced Thursday that they are dropping customers in the middle of hurricane season, sending some customers non-renewal notices.

Farmers Insurance leaving the state means 100,000 people will search for new home and car coverage.
That also means insurance agents will have their hands full.

The goal of the Insurer Accountability Act is to hold homeowners insurance companies more accountable and for them to fairly pay out your claims. It went into effect July 1, 2023. Some worry the law is fraught with loopholes. Karen Nelson knows a thing or two about roofs. She was an independent adjuster for insurance […]

Many Southwest Florida homeowners are waiting for checks from their insurance companies after Ian. One Cape Coral homeowner said she got one in January, but when she went to put it in her bank account, it bounced.

As Southwest Florida homeowners struggle to find policies with Florida-based insurers, one Naples man said he’s having trouble getting his company to send a check to repair extensive Ian damage.

Insurance Villages are back in Southwest Florida as people still battle their insurance companies.

Nine months after Hurricane Ian, insurance villages are being held across Southwest Florida, giving you another chance to meet face-to-face with insurance agents.