Flood and excess flood cover more than just a flood. It extends to flooding.

Flood insurance is an invaluable component to your insurance program, whether you are in a high or low-risk flood zone. Flood damage, either from a direct or indirect loss, can vastly disrupt your life. Brown & Brown’s Personal Insurance specialists can aid you in assessing flood risk and finding coverage that aligns with your individual risk and needs.
Flood insurance is not a coverage typically included on a homeowner’s policy. Finding and understanding the complexities of flood coverage is not always a simple task.
Brown & Brown’s Personal Insurance specialists work with you to review your options for standard flood insurance and excess flood insurance. While standard flood insurance pays for direct physical damage to your insured property, excess flood extends your limits and coverage beyond government-sponsored National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) coverages.
In addition to finding coverage, our Personal Insurance specialists can help explain the intricacies of flood insurance, such as when a flood policy may or may not be triggered, what coverages applies and how losses are valued. We are here to help you make informed decisions.
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Flood insurance policies are offered through High-Touch by our trusted leading flood insurance providers. We are able to offer a private alternative to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Offers up to $4 million of building coverage and $500,000 for your contents are available.
As a homeowner, protecting your property from flood damage is always a key concern. The majority of homeowners policies do not cover any damages caused by a flood. The misconception is that only coastal areas are at high risks for flood damage. Creeks, Rivers, dams, heavy snowmelt and pouring rain can all lead to unexpected and sudden flooding of your home. 25% of flood claims happen outside what the federal government labels as “high risk” zones.
On top of offering higher limits on dwelling and contents coverage, our carriers offer additional coverage options that are not available through the NFIP to help protect more of your home and keep your life moving forward in the aftermath of a flood.
Many people find out too late that they are at risk for flooding, and even worse, that their property insurance policy does not cover damage caused by flood. A flood insurance policy can provide the specialized coverage you need to help protect your home, apartment or condo from rising waters.
Neptune Flood offers an option to add coverages to help protect your assets that are not covered in the National Flood Insurance Program. Additional coverages are available by endorsement and include:
Homes that are NOT eligible for flood insurance through Neptune Flood:
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