Case Study

Commercial

Maryland Yacht Club Saves $23K

Annapolis, MD

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$23K in Premium Savings

Solution Value: $23,000 Policy Reduction

NFE Solution: Insurance Consulting

A Yacht Club in Annapolis, MD was alerted by the NFIP that their flood insurance policy was being non-renewed & they were shocked when the private carrier quote came in at $30,000+ annually. Their Insurance Agent called National Flood Experts to see if we could assist & our team went to work.

Ultimately our engineers found a solution & prepared exhibits to petition the NFIP to reconsider the property for Coverage, which the NFIP accepted! The client was able to obtain NFIP coverage for approx. $6,000 annually, resulting in a massive win for the client adding $23k+ back to their bottom line!

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$228,000 in Added Property Value

Lender Mandates Removed For A Multifamily Property in Spartanburg, SC - Spartanburg, SC

National Flood Experts (NFE) delivered substantial savings for a multifamily property owner in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Utilizing advanced research and practical solutions like Flood Expert Survey (FES) and Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA), NFE successfully removed four buildings from the Special Flood Hazard Area. This led to nearly $14,000 in annual flood insurance savings and an impressive $228,000+ boost in property value.