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Hurricane Debby makes landfall in Florida


Written by: Sill Public Adjusters


Hurricane Debby makes landfall in Florida

Hurricane Debby made landfall near Steinhatchee, Florida with wind speeds of 80 miles per hour Sunday night.

According to CNN, more than 200,000 homes and businesses were without power by Monday morning. The storm is expected to track north into Georgia.

Storm surge warnings were issued up and down the Florida coast, and heavy rainfall, which is expected to cause flooding, is the main threat. Weather experts say the storm could dump almost two feet of rain in parts of Georgia and South Carolina.

Our disaster response team is closely monitoring the situation and will be available to assist property owners who suffer damage from the storm.

Hiring a public adjuster is your best option when filing an insurance claim. A public adjuster can guide you to a more successful outcome.

Sill Adjusting Group is the leading public adjusting firm in North America, and we have the experience to handle any size property insurance claim.

All eyes will remain on the tropics as a new tropical disturbance is being monitored East of the Windward Islands. It's too soon to know if it will become a threat, but meteorologists continue to follow the situation.

If you live in an area that a hurricane could impact, you should check out our Hurricane Insurance Claim Guide.

You'll find advice for what to do before and after a storm, along with details about challenges you may face during an insurance claim, and learn about who SHOULD be involved in your claim. (LEARN MORE)

In October 2018, Hurricane Michael slammed into Florida, causing extensive damage. A property ownership group called Arbor Properties saw significant damage to three apartment buildings near Panama City, Florida.

More than 850 apartment units suffered varying degrees of wind and water damage.

The loss became one of the largest hurricane claims in history, with an approximate value of $90,000,000.

Sill's team led a team of experts through a two-month process to inspect the property damage. Our team also led the negotiations with the insurance company's lead adjuster. Throughout the process, Sill worked to secure funding so the property owners could focus on their rebuilding efforts.

"The bottom line is that this huge claim was resolved in fairly short order, with adequate funding being issued along the way, which allowed us to rebuild quickly. This made the city happy, as we are the largest housing source," said Gordon Thames, President of Arbor Properties, Inc. (READ MORE)

Our team is available 24/7 by calling 844.650.7455. We have offices throughout North America, which means we can respond to any location within hours.