Named Storm Deductibles
Many Florida and coastal policies sneak in 5% hurricane deductibles — that's $15,000+ out of pocket before your insurance pays anything.
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Policy Grade: C+
Adequate base coverage but significant gaps in flood, sewer backup, and high wind/hail deductibles that could leave you exposed.
Covered
✓Fire, lightning, and explosion damage
✓Theft and vandalism up to dwelling value
✓Temporary housing up to 12 months if displaced
Not Covered
✗Flood damage of any kind — including storm surge
✗Sewer or drain backup (requires $50/yr endorsement)
✗Earthquake, sinkhole, or earth movement
Top Gotchas
⚠Named storm deductible is 5% ($19,250) — not the standard $2,500
⚠Jewelry capped at $1,500 per incident — most engagement rings exceed this
⚠Claims must be filed within 60 days or they can deny you entirely
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12%
of homeowner claims were denied in 2023
Source: III
41%
Americans are underinsured against flood risk
Source: FEMA
64%
of homeowners have never fully read their policy
Source: Insurance Research Council
Six things FineRead catches that most people miss.
Many Florida and coastal policies sneak in 5% hurricane deductibles — that's $15,000+ out of pocket before your insurance pays anything.
Standard homeowner's policies cap jewelry at $1,500 per incident. If your engagement ring costs more, a single loss could leave you uncovered.
Nearly all standard policies exclude sewer and drain backup — a $10,000+ claim waiting to happen. A $50/year endorsement fixes this.
Pit bulls, rottweilers, and wolf hybrids are often excluded entirely from liability coverage. One bite could mean a six-figure lawsuit you pay out of pocket.
Some policies require claims within 30-60 days of loss — not discovery. Miss the window and your claim is dead on arrival.
If you work from home, most policies exclude business equipment, client visits, and liability. One slip-and-fall and you're personally liable.
Early user feedback
FineRead is new — these are notes from our first users. Real customer reviews will replace this block once we have three or more.
“I've had this policy for 6 years and never noticed the 5% hurricane deductible until FineRead flagged it. Five percent of my dwelling coverage is $19,250 — that's what I'd owe before my insurance kicked in for any storm damage. Called my agent the next morning.”
Sarah M.
Homeowner in Galveston, TX
“I figured $9.99 wasn't going to beat my agent. It found three things he never mentioned: the jewelry cap, the dog breed exclusion, and that I was two tiers under-insured on replacement cost. The replacement cost gap alone would have cost me an estimated $42,000 if my house burned down.”
Marcus D.
First-time homebuyer
“My renters policy said 'water damage' was covered. What it actually meant was very specific — not from upstairs neighbors, not from city water mains. FineRead caught it and told me exactly what endorsement to add. $30/year fix on a policy that would have left me with a $9,000 loss.”
Priya R.
Renter in Brooklyn
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