Free for Founding Cohort 1 · Limited spots

You paid for coverage.
We make sure you get it.

After the storm comes a stack of filings — insurance claims, FEMA assistance, SBA disaster loans, and deadlines most homeowners miss. ClaimRestored helps you build a clear, source-linked record of all of it — free to start.

  • No credit card required
  • Free to start
  • Insurance · FEMA · SBA covered
  • 60,620 FL DFS records
  • Built for your adjuster or attorney
  • Call Alex 24/7 — 904-747-9874
60,620 CRN records
435 carriers tracked
4 years of FL DFS data
10-agent AI pipeline
19–747% more recovery · OPPAGA
$1,352,367 recovered

† Founder's personal case, Hurricane Milton — Universal Property's Feb 18, 2025 offer of $23,266.28 vs. total recovery of $1,352,367.13 to date. Read the story ↓

Why it matters

Most Florida homeowners leave money on the table —
because they don't know the window.

Florida law gives carriers strict deadlines to act on your claim. Most policyholders don't know when the clock started, what was missed, or how their settlement compares to similar claims in their county.

Florida §627.70131

Your carrier generally has 60 days to make a coverage decision

Most homeowners don't know that disputed items must be itemized in writing, or that Florida law sets strict deadlines for carriers to respond. ClaimRestored shows you what was itemized — and what wasn't.

Source: Florida Statutes §627.70131

OPPAGA Study — Report No. 10-06
19–747%
more recovery with professional representation

A 2010 Florida Office of Program Policy Analysis study found policyholders with professional representation recovered significantly more than those without. ClaimRestored helps you understand the gap — before you decide your next step.

Civil Remedy Notices

60,620 FL DFS records — organized by carrier, county, and storm

ClaimRestored holds the most complete structured CRN dataset outside the DFS itself. Our AI compares your claim against similar filings to identify categories that may have been missed or underpaid.

Supplemental Claim Window

Your window to reopen may be closing — most homeowners don't know it exists

Florida law gives homeowners 18 months from the date of loss to file a supplemental claim on a policy issued or renewed after 16 December 2022 — and 3 years on an earlier policy. A closed claim is not a final claim. But once that window closes, it closes permanently. Check your dates.

Source: FL §627.70132

From storm to full recovery

Four steps to your recovery plan

Start with your insurance claim. We'll cover FEMA, SBA, and every deadline in between. No commitment required until you decide to move forward.

Upload your documents

Share your claim estimate, policy declarations page, and any carrier correspondence. Uploads are encrypted and handled under strict privacy controls.

AI reviews your claim

Our 10-agent AI pipeline compares your settlement against 60,620 FL DFS records — filtered by county, carrier, storm type, and claim category.

Receive your gap analysis

You get a clear report showing how your settlement compares to similar claims and identifying categories to investigate — before any fees or commitments.

Build your full recovery plan

Build your full recovery plan — insurance gaps addressed, FEMA assistance walkthrough, SBA disaster loan prep, and every statutory deadline tracked. Your path, your pace.

Accountability

Who reviewed your denial?

No Florida law requires a human being to review a claim that software decided to deny.

In March 2026 the Florida House voted 108–0 to require one. The Senate never brought it to a vote.

We work the other way around. Every claim record we build is made for human review — and packaged so a licensed public adjuster or attorney can act on it.

Sources: Florida CS/CS/HB 527 and SB 202 (2026 session), Florida Senate bill records; Fla. Stat. §626.112 and §626.8695. Verified 31 July 2026.

See it in action

How AI changes the claims game for Florida homeowners

A 3-minute walkthrough of how ClaimRestored's AI pipeline reviews your claim against the FL DFS database and generates your gap analysis report.

ClaimRestored AI platform walkthrough — click to play
See how the AI review works

Government programs

Insurance is only part of your recovery. FEMA and SBA can add up to $687,200 more.

Most Florida storm survivors don't apply for federal programs — either because they don't know they qualify, or because the process feels overwhelming. ClaimRestored walks you through both.

FEMA Individual Assistance
$87,200
Maximum housing and personal property assistance
Separate from your insurance claim — most survivors can apply for both
SBA Disaster Loan
$500K + $100K
Low-interest disaster loans for homeowners and renters
Up to $500K for real property, up to $100K for personal property
Combined maximum assistance
$687,200
FEMA IA + SBA Disaster Loan · amounts set by federal program limits
Start your full recovery review

Founding Cohort 1

Free for Florida homeowners who act now.

The full ClaimRestored platform — insurance claim review, FEMA assistance guidance, SBA disaster loan prep, document organization, and deadline tracking — at no cost for the first Florida homeowners in Founding Cohort 1.

Founding Cohort 1 · Limited spots
$0
Full platform access · No credit card · No commitment
  • AI-powered claim review — free to start
  • Settlement gap analysis vs. 60,620 FL DFS records
  • Document organization + statutory deadline tracking
  • Supplement letter checklist and organization guidance
  • CRN benchmarking by county, carrier, and storm
  • FEMA IA walkthrough + SBA disaster loan preparation
Claim your spot — it's free

Open for our initial cohort now. No percentage of your recovery — we never take a cut of your settlement.

Not a law firm. Not a public adjuster. Just data — on your side of the table.

What to expect

What ClaimRestored can help you find.

Illustrative scenario
Sarasota County · Hurricane Milton

A settlement estimate is compared against similar filed claims to surface categories that may be worth a closer look — such as code-upgrade coverage.

Identified potential missed items in code upgrade coverage
Illustrative scenario
Lee County · Hurricane Ian

Comparing a settlement against similar filed claims can surface gaps a homeowner may not have known to look for.

Code-upgrade coverage gap identified — worth investigating
Illustrative scenario
Charlotte County · Hurricane Ian

The FEMA walkthrough is built to help a homeowner determine eligibility and complete an Individual Assistance application correctly the first time.

Completed FEMA IA application — first attempt

Illustrative scenarios, not quotes from real users — actual outcomes depend on your policy, carrier, and documentation.

Our story

Built by someone who has been through it.

Stuart Nixdorff reviewing claim documents at a kitchen table
ClaimRestored was built out of a Florida claim our founder lived through. The carrier offered $23,266 in December 2024; recovery to date is $1,352,367. Those 18 months taught us what to document and when — and we built this so you start with that record already in hand.

ClaimRestored was founded after our founder went through the Florida claims process himself — from a $23,266 carrier offer (Dec 2024) to $1,352,367 recovered to date. We built this so every Florida homeowner has the same intelligence on their side of the table.

The platform is built on 60,620 FL DFS Civil Remedy Notice records — structured and enriched by our state-of-the-art agentic AI pipeline.

Stuart Nixdorff
Founder, ClaimRestored · LossIntel Inc.
Coming soon

Mobile app launching this season — iOS and Android.

Common questions

What Florida homeowners ask us

ClaimRestored's free AI review compares your settlement against 60,620 FL DFS Civil Remedy Notice records, filtered by county, carrier, and storm type — so you can see how your payout compares to similar claims and which categories to investigate. A 2010 OPPAGA study (Report No. 10-06) found policyholders with professional representation recovered 19–747% more than unrepresented policyholders.
The full ClaimRestored platform is free for Founding Cohort 1 — no credit card, no commitment. We're open for our initial cohort now. Unlike public adjusters who charge a percentage of your recovery, ClaimRestored never takes a cut of your settlement.
Yes. The Government Package guides Florida homeowners through FEMA Individual Assistance (up to $87,200) and SBA Disaster Loans (up to $500,000 for real property and $100,000 for personal property) alongside private insurance claims. The programs are separate from insurance — most survivors can apply for both.
No. ClaimRestored is an AI-powered technology platform — not a law firm, not a licensed public adjuster. We don't provide legal advice, claim valuation, or negotiation. When your situation calls for legal representation or a licensed PA, ClaimRestored gives you a professional-ready handoff packet to bring to one.
A Civil Remedy Notice (CRN) is a formal filing with the Florida Department of Financial Services that puts a carrier on notice of a potential bad faith claim under FL §624.155. Filing a CRN is a prerequisite to a bad faith lawsuit in Florida. ClaimRestored holds 60,620 structured CRN records — the most complete FL claims intelligence dataset available outside the DFS itself.
Yes. ClaimRestored uses end-to-end encryption, zero-knowledge document storage, and strict access controls. Your documents are never shared with carriers, attorneys, or third parties without your explicit consent.

Insurance. FEMA. SBA.
One platform. Every filing you're owed.

Free for Founding Cohort 1 · Limited spots. No credit card. No commitment. Or call Alex 24/7: 904-747-9874

New Florida carrier data, when we publish it

We add carrier filing patterns and statutory updates to this site as the Florida DFS record grows. One email when there is something new — no sales sequence.