Has Citizens Insurance determined your storm damage is worth less than your deductible? Many Florida homeowners are told their valid claims are “under deductible” when they should actually qualify for compensation. At Wites & Rogers, we challenge these assessments.
Citizens Insurance profits by minimizing payouts. By valuing your damage below your deductible, they avoid paying anything at all!
Citizens often undervalues costly smoke damage and secondary damage caused by firefighting efforts
Health implications of mold are frequently minimized or attributed to pre-existing conditions
Slow leaks that cause significant cumulative damage are often underestimated
The full scope of water damage from burst pipes is typically not fully documented
Citizens insurance frequently attributes roof damage to wear and tear rather than covered events
Wind and rain damage is commonly assessed below actual repair costs
Replacement costs of stolen items are often undervalued
The true extent of water penetration and resulting damage is regularly overlooked
Cosmetic vs. structural damage disputes lead to undervalued claims
Many Citizens policyholders are told their hurricane damage falls below their hurricane deductible
Our attorneys are skilled at identifying overlooked damage and obtaining proper valuations that exceed your deductible threshold, allowing you to receive the compensation you’re entitled to under your policy.
Which means, you’ll pay nothing unless we recover money for your insurance claim