Peak Preparedness at the Height of Hurricane Season

Flooding isn’t just a coastal issue. Even a few inches of water can mean major repairs. Let’s take a look at your coverage options.

Let’s Review Your Flood Insurance Options

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Flood Coverage That Makes Sense for Florida

Local Knowledge

Based in St. Petersburg, we understand the rainfall and drainage issues you deal with.

Quick Answers

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Smart Price Points

Explore a range of options that suit your property type and location.

Let’s Clear Up a Few Things About Flood Insurance

Thought Reality
“I’m not near the coast.” Heavy rains, clogged drains, and construction can all cause flooding inland.
“My current home policy covers flood damage.” It probably doesn’t. Flood requires a separate policy.
“It’s too expensive.” Some policies start as low as a few hundred dollars a year.
“I’ll get it when a storm is coming.” Many flood policies have a 30-day wait period before they kick in.

Real Words from Real Clients

“I didn’t think flood insurance was necessary. Comegys explained it clearly and showed me a few good options to consider.”

- J.R., St. Petersburg

“They helped me figure out if my home was in a risk zone and what I could do about it. The process was easy.”

- T.C., Largo
A flooded residential area with water covering lawns and reaching houses. Several trees and fences are partially submerged. The sky is cloudy with patches of blue.

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All submissions receive our Florida Flood Prep Checklist, giving you simple tips to prepare for flooding and ways to save money on your homeowner’s insurance.

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