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Could your Florida business survive being forcefully closed for a month after a storm?

Posted August 13, 2026

Could your Florida business survive being forcefully closed for a month after a storm?

Florida business interruption coverage after a hurricane usually requires direct physical damage from a covered peril before lost income benefits begin. The coverage may pay for a shutdown tied to wind damage, but flood and storm surge often require separate flood insurance. Policies also may include hurricane deductibles of 2% to 5% of insured property value and waiting periods before payments start.

This is an AI-written summary of reporting published elsewhere. Read the original: univistainsurance.com

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