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Daytona Beach spans the Halifax River, with beachside blocks on the barrier island and mainland streets to the west, and Ponce de Leon Inlet to the south lets ocean surge into the river.
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Beachside condos in ZIP 32118, the Seabreeze area, the Beach Street riverfront downtown, and newer homes off LPGA Boulevard each carry a different wind and flood profile. On a $350,000 dwelling limit, a 2% hurricane deductible comes to $7,000, and 5% comes to $17,500. We show that dollar figure with every carrier’s premium, so you can weigh the deductible against the price.
With the Halifax River running through the city, Volusia’s 2018 floodplain plan placed 49.6% of Daytona Beach parcels in the 100-year floodplain. The city holds CRS Class 5, worth 25% off NFIP premiums. For each address, NFIP and private flood quotes arrive side by side.
Condo buyers need the association’s master policy before an HO-6 can be quoted, so we request it through your realtor and confirm required limits with your lender.
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Home, Auto, and Flood Insurance in Daytona Beach, FL
Daytona Beach mixes high-rise condos, vacation rentals, and streets that flooded in Ian, so these cards cover contents limits, condo inspections, rental guests, and flooded cars.
Homeowners Insurance
Florida dates a hurricane claim from landfall. Daytona Beach owners hit by Ian and then Nicole in 2022 had 1 year from each landfall to report new damage, and 18 months for supplemental claims.
Flood Insurance
Belongings in a Daytona Beach home are covered for flood only if you buy NFIP contents coverage, which is separate, capped at $100,000, and paid at actual cash value, not replacement cost.
Hurricane Coverage
Ian in September 2022 and Nicole that November both damaged property around Daytona Beach. Under Florida law, one hurricane deductible applies to a calendar year’s hurricane losses with one insurer.
Auto Insurance
During Ian, Daytona Beach streets flooded deep enough for water rescues. Floodwater damage to a car falls under other-than-collision coverage, the optional part of an auto policy, not PIP.
Condo Insurance
Daytona Beach condo towers three stories or taller need a milestone structural inspection by Dec. 31 of the year they turn 30, or at 25 if the building department sets it. Ask for the report.
Umbrella Insurance
Rent a Daytona Beach unit more than three times a year for stays under 30 days, and Florida treats it as transient public lodging. We check that your liability limits reach rental guests.
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Daytona Beach Coverage After Ian and Nicole
21.49 inches, per the National Hurricane Center. NHC also counted 40 buildings destroyed and 1,378 structures damaged across Volusia County from that storm.
NHC estimated up to 5 feet of inundation on the northeast Florida coast and reported erosion damage to beachfront structures at Wilbur-by-the-Sea, just south of the city.
Not with a package policy. Citizens declines multiperil coverage on units rented more than three times a year for under 30 days, though wind-only may qualify.
60 knots sustained, about 69 mph, with an 86-knot gust, about 99 mph, at Ponce Inlet on Oct. 10, 2024, the hurricane center reports.
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