Hurricane deductible rules by state

A hurricane deductible is often a percentage of your dwelling limit rather than a flat amount. This table shows what we have checked so far. We only publish a state's rule once we have read the source ourselves.

Researched so far: 1 of 51. States we have not reached yet are listed here and still link to a page where the calculator works with your own numbers.

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All 51 jurisdictions

States and the District of Columbia, with our research status for each
StateSeparate hurricane-type deductibleHow often it appliesStatus
AlabamaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
AlaskaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
ArizonaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
ArkansasNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
CaliforniaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
ColoradoNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
ConnecticutNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
DelawareNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
District of ColumbiaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
FloridaYesPer yearVerified October 6, 2026
GeorgiaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
HawaiiNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
IdahoNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
IllinoisNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
IndianaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
IowaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
KansasNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
KentuckyNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
LouisianaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MaineNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MarylandNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MassachusettsNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MichiganNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MinnesotaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MississippiNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MissouriNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
MontanaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
NebraskaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
NevadaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
New HampshireNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
New JerseyNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
New MexicoNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
New YorkNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
North CarolinaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
North DakotaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
OhioNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
OklahomaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
OregonNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
PennsylvaniaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
Rhode IslandNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
South CarolinaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
South DakotaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
TennesseeNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
TexasNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
UtahNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
VermontNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
VirginiaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
WashingtonNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
West VirginiaNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
WisconsinNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet
WyomingNot checkedNot checkedNot researched yet

"Not researched yet" means we have not checked that state, not that it has no hurricane deductible.