Hurricane season runs June through November in Orlando. Wind-driven rain, fallen trees and flooding are the usual damage, and contractors book out fast after a named storm - the earlier you document and line up help, the better.
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In the meantime, the guides cover the steps that can't wait: the first 24 hours, documenting damage for your claim, and avoiding storm-chaser scams - Orlando sees plenty of those after a big storm.