FEMA
Don’t get caught unaware by FEMA regulations if you live in a flood zone. We are the coastal experts in Florida and we follow all FEMA regulations. Call us today to learn more.
Why do FEMA Guidelines matter?
Following FEMA guidelines can bring you major benefits in the long run. If your home is damaged by a flood or natural disaster, your insurance payments will be subsidized. In the short term, following FEMA guidelines can seem inconvenient and can make a home renovation more complex, but they are important to follow.
Following FEMA guidelines mean that your home improvement project must stay below 50% of your home’s appraised value.
Here are some goals that are achieved by following FEMA Guidelines:
-Reduces flood damage to insurable property
-Strengthens and supports the insurance aspects of the NFIP
-Encourages a comprehensive approach to flood plain management
How to Calculate the 50% FEMA Rule:
Cost of Improvement Project/Depreciated Value of the Structure => 50%
Why Choose Adkins for Your FEMA Renovation?
Adkins Building and Construction has worked on countless FEMA projects before. We know a renovation that needs to follow FEMA regulations can be more complex, and we know how to work with the guidelines. We will follow the 50% rule while helping you get the remodel you want.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to our experts and get your coastal remodel started today. Call us at (941) 413-2913.
Why do FEMA Guidelines matter?
Following FEMA guidelines can bring you major benefits in the long run. If your home is damaged by a flood or natural disaster, your insurance payments will be subsidized. In the short term, following FEMA guidelines can seem inconvenient and can make a home renovation more complex, but they are important to follow.
Following FEMA guidelines mean that your home improvement project must stay below 50% of your home’s appraised value.
Here are some goals that are achieved by following FEMA Guidelines:
-Reduces flood damage to insurable property
-Strengthens and supports the insurance aspects of the NFIP
-Encourages a comprehensive approach to flood plain management
