Your claim was denied for Claim Attributed to Non-Hurricane Wind. Here is what that means.
Carrier classifies loss as non-hurricane wind to avoid deductible structure.
Your claim was denied for this reason.
Denial is not the final word. Many denials are overturned with proper documentation.
Carrier classifies loss as non-hurricane wind to avoid deductible structure.
Legitimate scenarios
When this denial holds up
When storm was not named hurricane per FS 627.7011.
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When this denial is improper
When hurricane was active but carrier undervalues deductible implications favorably.
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Know the law
Relevant statutes
FS 626.854
Public adjuster representation.
FS 627.70131
Carrier duties.
FS 627.70132
Notice deadlines.
FS 627.7142
Homeowner Bill of Rights.
FS 626.9744
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