Protect your property, preserve your memories with flood insurance
NFIP policyholders in Florida received more than $7 billion in claim payments from 2013–2023.
Nearly one-third of all NFIP claims are from outside high-risk flood zones. No home is completely safe from potential flooding. Where it can rain it can flood.
Over the past 20 years, 99% of counties in the U.S. have experienced a flood event.
Are you going to continue to protect your home?
Flood events are common, yet most homeowners insurance does not cover flood damage. A National Flood Insurance Program policy protects your home and belongings.
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Everyone lives in a community with some flood risk. It’s just a question of whether you live in a high-risk, low-risk or moderate-risk flood area. Visit Floodsmart.gov to see historic claims in your community.
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Where it rains, it can flood. That’s true even if you don’t live near an ocean, lake or river. National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policies make recovery easier.
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The National Flood Insurance Program offers two types of coverage: building coverage and contents coverage. Building coverage protects your home’s structure and utilities. Contents coverage protects personal belongings and appliances.
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Three things determine your NFIP premium: where your property is built, how it’s built and what it would cost to replace it. It’s completely unique to you and your home. If you live in a low-risk area, you’ll pay less than someone who lives in a high-risk area.
Low-cost tips to safeguard your home from flood damage

Check paperwork
Check your mortgage agreement for flood insurance requirements

