Hurricane Irma affected all of Florida. We help all of Florida.

Hurricane Irma made landfall on Cudjoe Key in the Florida Keys on September 10, 2017 as a Category 4 hurricane — after earlier reaching Category 5 intensity with maximum sustained winds of 185 mph over the Caribbean. The storm's massive size meant that its wind field extended hundreds of miles — bringing hurricane and tropical storm-force winds to virtually every part of Florida as the storm tracked northward through the state.

Irma's impacts were statewide and unprecedented in their scope. The Florida Keys suffered catastrophic damage with approximately 25% of structures destroyed and 65% significantly damaged. Southwest Florida experienced storm surge and wind damage across Collier, Lee, and Charlotte counties. Tampa Bay narrowly avoided a catastrophic surge event as the storm tracked east of the bay. Jacksonville experienced historic St. Johns River flooding as the storm moved northward. The storm caused an estimated $50 billion in damage across Florida.

For many Florida homeowners, Irma-related issues are still unresolved years after the storm — with litigation, assignment of benefits disputes, and long-tail insurance issues continuing to affect homeowners across the state. Roof Roof Direct helps homeowners understand their current options regardless of when the damage occurred.