Discovering that your property has been vandalized is both frustrating and stressful. Beyond the emotional toll, navigating your Florida vandalism insurance claim can be complex and overwhelming. At Your Claim Hero, we specialize in helping Florida property owners maximize their vandalism claims and get the compensation they deserve.
Let’s get you the money you deserve.
Vandalism coverage is typically included in most Florida homeowners, renters, and commercial property insurance policies. It protects you against intentional damage to your property caused by others, including:
Maximizes Your Florida Vandalism Insurance Claim
Thorough Property Assessment We conduct comprehensive evaluations to document all damage, including hidden issues that insurance companies might overlook.
Maximize Your Settlement Our experienced Florida public adjusters know how to accurately calculate repair costs and negotiate for the full value of your claim.
Handle All Communication We deal directly with your insurance company, saving you time and reducing your stress throughout the entire claims process.
Expert Negotiation With years of experience handling vandalism insurance claims in Florida, we know the tactics insurers use and how to counter them effectively.
No Upfront Costs We work on a contingency basis – you only pay when we successfully recover your claim.
Florida law requires prompt notification to your insurance company, typically within 24-72 hours of discovering the damage. However, you may have up to 2 years to file or reopen a claim depending on your policy.
Vandalism claims typically don’t increase premiums as significantly as at-fault claims. Florida rates are often based on your area rather than individual claims.
You don’t need to identify the perpetrator to file a claim. The police report and evidence of intentional damage are sufficient under Florida insurance policies.
Vandalism and theft are separate coverages, though both are typically included in standard Florida policies. We can help with both types of claims.
Yes! In Florida, you may file a supplemental claim within 3 years of the date of loss. We regularly reopen and recover additional compensation for underpaid claims.
