The rainy season still continues in Florida in late summer and early fall. For the state\u2019s residents, individuals cannot let their guard down until almost Thanksgiving when the hurricane season is officially over. The chance for flooding currently remains as the state gets drenched day after day by the typical showers brought on by the humidity.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs the ground continues to be saturated, some homeowners\u2019 properties cannot hold the inches of rain that happen daily,\u201d said Orlando home insurance representative Lee Rogers, of the Florida Insurance Group. \u201cFlooding to the main residence or a detached structure with valuables can be an expensive reality without the adequate insurance.\u201d<\/p>\n
Homeowners need to protect themselves with a separate flood insurance policy, as damage due to rising waters is not covered in a typical homeowners insurance policy. For individuals that do not live in a flood zone, policies are inexpensive. Deductibles do vary, so a Florida homeowners (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The rainy season still continues in Florida in late summer and early fall. For the state\u2019s residents, individuals cannot let their guard down until almost Thanksgiving when the hurricane season is officially over. The chance for flooding currently remains as…<\/span><\/p>\n