Build your storm file before you need it. After the Storm is Southwest Florida's plain-language guide to the storm after the storm: the claim, the contractor, the rebuild. Written by a Cape Coral homeowner who lived through Hurricane Ian and kept every receipt.
Everything here is free, with no email wall. The Storm File walks you room by room and saves your progress on your own phone. Nothing you type is sent to anyone.
Most of what goes wrong after a Florida storm goes wrong because nobody can prove what they had. Every door below fixes that in a different way.
A free, step-by-step tool. Your insurance basics, a room-by-room photo checklist, a belongings list, your papers, and a storm diary. Saved on your own device.
Deadlines, the hurricane deductible, what not to say to the adjuster, and how to check a contractor license in three minutes. Written from the founder's own claim file.
Realtors, insurance agents, lenders, and property managers: give your clients the Storm File with your name on it. A gift that is still in the house when the storm comes.
"Four feet of water. A settlement. Then the contractor took the money."
The founder's own claim, told from the original files, because he kept them all. Every tool on this site exists because of what that file was missing.
Read the full storyClosing gifts get thrown away. A Storm File with your name on the cover gets opened the week a storm is on the map. One flat yearly license, as many clients as you like, and a spring reminder that goes out under your name.
Plazos, el deducible de huracán, el inventario del hogar y cómo verificar la licencia de un contratista. Gratis, sin registro.
Never have to prove
what you can't show.