Sell Your Storm or Fire Damaged House in Florida

Last updated: February 2026

Hurricane damage, fire damage, or other disasters? We buy damaged houses as-is. No need to deal with insurance claims or contractors—we handle everything. Close in 7-60 days.

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House with visible storm damage in Florida

Us vs. Franchises: What's the Difference?

Factor FL Home Buyers Franchises
Negotiation Yes, we negotiate Fixed pricing
Fair Price Market-based offers Lowball offers
Local Knowledge Florida-focused National chain
Flexibility Custom solutions One-size-fits-all

How to Know We're Legit

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Proof of Funds

We can show proof of funds. Ask us. Real buyers have real money.

Local Office

We're based in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. You can visit our office.

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Licensed General Contractor

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Storm Damage Needs Immediate Attention

Storm damage can make your house unsellable through traditional means. Insurance claims can take months, and repairs can cost thousands. Meanwhile, you're stuck paying for a damaged property you can't live in or sell.

Property with significant roof and water damage

Why Selling Your Storm-Damaged Home to Us Works

We Buy As-Is

We buy houses in any condition—no need to fix anything before selling.

Fast Closing

We can close in 7-60 days—much faster than traditional sales.

Fair Market Value

We provide fair offers based on market value, not lowball offers.

No Commissions or Fees

We don't charge commissions or junk fees. The price we offer is the price you get.

How We Handle Storm damage

Here's how we can help:

  • We assess your situation and understand your needs.
  • We make a fair cash offer based on market value.
  • We buy the house as-is, with all conditions.
  • We can close in 7-60 days on your timeline.
  • You get cash and can move on quickly.

Want to learn more? Check out how it works or read our blog post about selling fast in Florida.

Real Example

We help homeowners in storm damage situations throughout Florida. Contact us to discuss your specific situation and get a fair cash offer.

Restored home after storm damage repairs

Florida Real Estate Law

Reference: Florida Statutes §689 (Conveyances)

  • Florida law requires full disclosure of known defects under §689.25 — as-is sales to us eliminate your disclosure risk.
  • Florida has no state income tax, which can be advantageous when structuring a quick sale and relocating.
  • Title insurance is required by Florida law for all real estate transactions to protect both buyer and seller.
  • We close with a licensed Florida title company that handles all paperwork, payoffs, and recordings.

Florida remains the most expensive state for homeowners insurance, with annual premiums averaging $5,800–$10,400/year ($485–$865/month). Good news: Citizens recommending 2.6% average rate decrease — first since 2015 — with 3 in 5 policyholders expected to save ~$359/year, effective June 1, 2026 (if approved by OIR). Legal reforms are stabilizing the market and attracting more private carriers back to the state.

📊 2026 Florida Insurance & Storm Data

Avg Annual Cost $5,800–$10,400/year
Ranking most expensive state for homeowners insurance
Citizens Change Citizens recommending 2.6% average rate decrease — first since 2015
Expected Savings 3 in 5 policyholders expected to see ~$359/year savings
Market Trend Market stabilizing due to legal reforms

Source: Florida Realtors®, ATTOM Data, Houzeo, Citizens Florida · Data as of February 2026

Get Your Cash Offer Today

Get a no-obligation cash offer. We'll tell you exactly what we'd pay and why. Close in 7-60 days.

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We Handle This Situation in Every Florida County

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📖 Related Guide

How to Sell a Hurricane-Damaged House in Florida