Case Study

Condominium

Condo Association | $10k in Savings

Sarasota, FL

$73K premium increase avoided!

Solution Value: $73,000 premium increase avoided & $10,000 budgetary savings

NFE Solution: Insurance Consulting

A Condo HOA's premium was set to increase from $17,000/year to potentially $90,000+. Working side-by-side with the Condo Boards' insurance broker, our team visited the property, collected additional data via our Flood Expert Survey, and our in-house engineers qualified a scenario that resulted in a premium of only $7,000/year. Instead of delivering the hard news of increased dues, the Condo Board can reallocate $10,000 in annual savings into the budget!

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