Flood Quote
Flood Insurance
Don’t let one storm undo years of work.
Most homeowners policies don’t cover flood. Enter the property to see your flood quote options in minutes.
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Your online quote is secure. A quote is not coverage; the policy starts only once it’s issued.
Quote not loading? Open the flood quote in a new tab. Need an NFIP policy, a specific lender requirement, or a commercial building? Call our team at 305-933-1626.
Optional: look up a property’s mapped flood zone
General mapped flood-zone information only. It is not an elevation certificate, a lender’s flood determination or an underwriting decision. You don’t need it to start a quote. Official maps: FEMA Flood Map Service Center.
More from official sources: FEMA FloodSmart · Florida consumer flood guide
Before you buy
Flood insurance questions
Does homeowners insurance cover flood?
Usually not. Most homeowners policies exclude flooding from outside the home. Other water damage, like a burst pipe, may be handled differently, so check your policy.
What’s the difference between NFIP and private flood insurance?
NFIP policies follow federal program rules. Private flood policies can differ in limits, deductibles, eligibility, waiting periods and coverage terms. Compare more than the premium.
How soon does coverage start?
NFIP policies generally have a 30-day waiting period, with exceptions such as some loan closings. Private policy timing varies. Confirm the effective date before you rely on the coverage.
Can flood insurance be arranged for a closing?
Often, yes. Start early and have the property address, closing date, the lender’s flood requirement and mortgagee clause ready.
Am I at risk outside a high-risk flood zone?
Flooding happens outside mapped high-risk zones too. A lower-risk zone usually affects price and lender requirements, not whether a flood can occur.
Closing soon or need help with the flood zone?
Lender deadlines and elevation certificates are where a quick call saves time.