FLOOD INSURANCE ยท GEORGIA
Flood is the most commonly excluded coverage in Georgia and the most commonly underbought. We write both NFIP and private flood, compare them on price and coverage, and place the one that actually fits the property. Low-risk zones often price well in the private market.
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Covers the structure itself. NFIP caps building at $250k. Private flood can go higher to match actual replacement cost.
Covers contents. NFIP caps contents at $100k. Private flood can carry higher limits and include items NFIP excludes.
NFIP does not cover additional living expenses. Private flood often pays for hotel and alternative housing during repairs.
Private flood often pays current replacement cost on contents. NFIP pays actual cash value, leaving a gap on older items.
Covers the structure itself. NFIP caps building at $250k. Private flood can go higher to match actual replacement cost.
Covers contents. NFIP caps contents at $100k. Private flood can carry higher limits and include items NFIP excludes.
NFIP does not cover additional living expenses. Private flood often pays for hotel and alternative housing during repairs.
Private flood often pays current replacement cost on contents. NFIP pays actual cash value, leaving a gap on older items.
IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS
Burst pipes, sewer backup from a household failure, and appliance leaks are homeowners or endorsement coverage, not flood. Flood means surface water rising from outside.
NFIP and most private flood policies limit or exclude mold damage that develops after the flood event. Fast remediation matters for the claim.
NFIP requires a separate flood policy for detached garages and outbuildings above the main policy. Private flood can often include them.
Lost rents, business income, and commercial property under a personal flood policy are excluded. Rental property needs a landlord flood policy, and a home business needs a commercial flood policy.
IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS
Burst pipes, sewer backup from a household failure, and appliance leaks are homeowners or endorsement coverage, not flood. Flood means surface water rising from outside.
NFIP and most private flood policies limit or exclude mold damage that develops after the flood event. Fast remediation matters for the claim.
NFIP requires a separate flood policy for detached garages and outbuildings above the main policy. Private flood can often include them.
Lost rents, business income, and commercial property under a personal flood policy are excluded. Rental property needs a landlord flood policy, and a home business needs a commercial flood policy.
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All carriers are A-rated by AM Best and appointed in the state. We compare them and recommend the right fit.
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We look up your FEMA flood zone, BFE, and elevation certificate if one exists, then quote NFIP and our private flood markets side by side. You choose on price and coverage, not just one option.
Roughly $500 to $2,400 per year depending on zone and elevation
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