Property Damage in Oakland Park?

Oakland Park Public Adjusters. Your Claim, Maximized.

Broward County floods in ways the rest of Florida does not — the April 2023 storm dropped roughly two feet of rain on the Fort Lauderdale area in a single day, and plenty of those claims are still disputed. Add flat roofs, ageing condo stock and associations arguing over what is theirs and what is yours, and coverage gets complicated fast. Our licensed public adjusters work from W Oakland Park Blvd.

Licensed Florida public adjusters based in Oakland Park
Condo, HOA and single-family claims across Broward
No upfront costs — we only get paid when you do

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Your claim. Your adjuster. Your outcome.

Insurance companies have a team working to minimize what they pay you. You deserve the same expertise on your side.

Five Star’s public adjusters step in immediately after a loss to manage every aspect of your claim — from documentation to negotiation — so nothing gets left on the table.

Types of Claims We Handle

Broward claims tend to turn on two things: where the water came from, and whose property the damage sits on. Both are answerable, and both are worth money.

Flood & Water Damage

Rainfall flooding, drainage backup and the interior damage that follows. Which policy responds depends on the path the water took — so we document it.

Roof Damage

Flat and low-slope roofs fail differently from pitched ones, and are more often written off as wear rather than storm damage. That distinction is worth arguing.

Claims in Oakland Park: What We See Most From Our Office on Oakland Park Blvd

Our South Florida office is on W Oakland Park Blvd, so Oakland Park claims are the ones closest to home. Much of the city's housing went up in the decades after the war: single-story block homes, low-slope roofs and plumbing that is now fifty or more years old. That shapes the claims we handle here more than any one storm does.

Plumbing and water damage in older homes

Homes of this age often still drain through cast iron pipes under the slab. When they fail, the water damage that follows is frequently covered even though the corroded pipe itself is not, and many policies also pay to tear out and replace the floor or slab needed to reach the leak. Insurers often push back by calling the leak long-term seepage or wear and tear, so when the damage was discovered and what the plumber's camera inspection shows both matter. Supply-line, water heater and AC drain-line leaks follow the same pattern.

Low-slope and flat roofs

Flat and low-slope roofs are common here, and insurers are quick to call their failures age or maintenance rather than storm damage. Wind can lift membrane edges and flashing without leaving anything obvious from the street, and the interior water damage that follows is then paid as if it had no storm cause. We document the roof and the interior together so the cause is established once.

Heavy-rain flooding

The April 2023 storm flooded streets across Oakland Park as well as Fort Lauderdale. Homeowners policies exclude flood, which needs a separate flood policy, and they also exclude water that backs up through drains and sewers unless you added a water backup endorsement. Which of those covers your damage depends on the path the water took, and that is a question of evidence.

Questions we hear in Oakland Park

Where is your Oakland Park office?

Our South Florida office is at 1640 W Oakland Park Blvd #202, Oakland Park, FL 33311, and the team there answers on (954) 302-1106. We inspect at your property, so you don't need to come in.

My insurer says my slab leak was long-term wear and tear. Is that the end of it?

Not necessarily. The pipe itself is usually excluded, but sudden water damage that resulted from it and the cost of reaching the pipe are often covered. Ask for the denial in writing with the policy language it relies on, and keep the plumber's camera video. Our guide to cast iron pipe claims explains how these claims are decided.

Do you handle condo and HOA claims in Oakland Park?

Yes. In a condo, the association's master policy and your unit-owner policy each cover different parts of the same damage. We work out which policy owes what and pursue each one.

What does it cost to hire you?

Nothing upfront. We are paid a percentage of what the insurer pays on your claim, and only if we recover money for you. Florida law caps public adjuster fees at 20% of the claim payment, and at 10% for claims from a declared state of emergency during the first year after the event.

Real Results

Clients we've helped across the country

Claim increased from $9,211 to $82,425 — Initial Insurance Offers $9,211
Five Star Result: **$82,425**
+794%

Claim increased from $20,646 to $147,000 — Initial Insurance Offers $20,646
Five Star Result: **$147,000**
+612%

Claim increased from $19,118 to $37,088 — Initial Insurance Offers $19,118
Five Star Result: **$37,088**
+94%

Claim increased from $740,182 to $2,112,227 — Initial Insurance Offers $740,182
Five Star Result: **$2,112,227**
+185%

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