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Does Your Business Need Hurricane Coverage?
Business Hurricane Insurance When do you need it? Business Hurricane Insurance Natural disasters can strike unexpectedly, leaving devastating effects in their wake. Among the most destructive and unpredictable forces of nature are hurricanes. These powerful storms can wreak havoc on businesses, causing extensive property damage, disrupting operations, and resulting in
Term Brokers wins award
We are thrilled to be recognized by American Integrity as a Gold Performer for 2023! A big thank you to our team for making this year special! About American Integrity American Integrity Insurance was established in 2006 to create property insurance solutions for Floridians. By Floridians. They are dedicated to providing homeowners
Been denied car insurance
Car insurance for high risk drivers Car insurance is essential because every state requires drivers to be insured, but it can be frustrating when your insurance application is rejected due to high risk. This can occur due to several reasons, ranging from discrepancies in your driving record to the type
Florida acts to reduce cost of roof repairs and replacement
Florida acts to reduce cost of roof repairs and replacement The Florida legislature just passed new insurance legislation, with significant provisions focused on roofs addressing roof age, repair vs. replacement, roofer fraud, and renewal of the My Safe Florida Home Program. Age of Roof Insurers cannot refuse to insure your property
Choosing the CORRECT auto insurance company can make a big difference!
Best Auto Insurance Companies We find the Best Fit for YOU! Choosing the BEST auto insurance company can make a big difference! Most insurance agencies represent one company who offer only one brand of insurance. Term Brokers Insurance is different. We are not bound by the requirements or structure of
Is Flood Insurance Important in Florida?
Why is Flood Insurance Important in Florida? “For the nation’s insurance companies, the August 2005 landfall of Hurricane Katrina, and subsequent flooding caused thousands to flee their homes, is shaping up to be the costliest domestic natural disaster in U.S. history. Robert Hartwig, chief economist at the Insurance Information Institute,