Huffman Public Adjuster — Commercial, Fire, Plumbing, Water, Accidental, Underpaid & Denied Claim Help

Huffman was among the most severely impacted communities during Hurricane Harvey. As the San Jacinto River watershed received record rainfall, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released water from Lake Conroe at historically high rates to protect the dam - sending that water directly into Lake Houston and the communities around it. Thousands of Huffman-area homes flooded from rising lake and river water, many of which had never flooded before. The Lake Conroe releases created significant legal and insurance complexity around whether the flooding was a "covered storm event" or a government action.

The Tax Day floods of April 2016 sent record water through the Lake Houston watershed, flooding hundreds of homes in Huffman and adjacent Atascocita. Many properties that flooded in April 2016 were still in the repair process when the Memorial Day floods of May 2015 were finally resolved - creating a layered claims environment that made coverage determinations exceptionally complex.

The 2015 Memorial Day floods impacted northeast Harris County including Huffman, where the San Jacinto River and Lake Houston tributaries overflowed. Properties on lower-lying lots adjacent to feeder creeks and drainage channels sustained significant flooding. This event began what would become three consecutive years of major flood events for many Huffman policyholders.