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Kyle Harmon
  • NYC
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Florida Insurance Cancellations

Kyle Harmon
  • NYC
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I have been reading a lot recently of Florida Insurance companies cancelling insurance policies, now it has happened to me. My insurance company cancelled my policy on a rental duplex with very short notice. Their reason was for the age of the roof, even though the roof is still in good condition and I have had a wind mitigation report done. I have a contract to have the roof replaced, but all the roofing companies are backed up, a lot of people in my situation are being forced to have a perfectly good roof replaced. I can’t find another company that will insure a roof over 15 years old. So in 3 days I will have no insurance, right at the beginning of hurricane season. 

Has anyone else been in this situation? Any suggestions to get insurance coverage until my re-roof is complete? 

Thank you all for the help!

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