Storm Damage

Winds of just fifty miles per hour can tear off pieces of buildings and turn them into dangerous projectiles, while extremely high winds can rip off roofs or cause uprooted trees or downed power lines to crash into your home or business. Once a property has been breached, secondary damage as a result of moisture or fire is common. Floridians are no strangers to perilous winds—or to unscrupulous insurance companies. If you’ve suffered damage to your property due to wind, contact The Law Offices of David Yon; we will walk you through the claims process. Or, if your claim has been denied or undervalued, we will investigate your case and fight until you have been fully compensated for all of the losses covered under your insurance policy.

Quick Tips If You Have Electrical Damage:

• Immediately report your claim to your insurance company to get the process started quickly.
• Diligently protect your property from further storm damage. You may need to contract for emergency repairs.
• Document the damage with photos and/or videos.
• Save all receipts related to damage and repairs.
• Save all documents and correspondence related to your policy and claim.
• Get expert advice and an independent assessment from a public adjuster.
• Don’t discard damaged items or prematurely begin repairs. Inadequate or improper repair or cleaning methods can hide damage.
• Get expert advice.