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Hurricane Ian's storm surge of at least 13.8 feet along Fort Myers Beach is the highest surge ever recorded in Southwest Florida over the past 150 years, and it caused massive flooding damage, washing away entire buildings. Water can be one of the most destructive forces of a hurricane, whether it’s rain entering the home through a hole in the roof, a blown-in front door, or several feet of storm surge flooding it. It is crucial to know if you live in a flood zone and to get flood insurance coverage if you do. It is crucial to document water damage, irrespective of whether you hold a separate flood insurance policy within your homeowner's insurance coverage. This documentation is essential because, in instances where heavy rainfall coincides with strong winds, structural damage to your home can lead to secondary flooding, categorically falling under the umbrella of windstorm damage. The additional threat of storm surges introduces the possibility of flooding that may not be encompassed by your insurance policy. When initiating a hurricane insurance claim, providing comprehensive and detailed descriptions of the damages, accompanied by photographs, can streamline and expedite the intricate and potentially stressful claims process. If you have questions about a hurricane claim, give us a call at ZinnLaw, we excel in hurricane litigation, (239) 418-1529 or go to our website https://zinn.law #SWFLhurricanelitigation, #Floridahurricanelawyer

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