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Florida's vulnerability to natural disasters is no longer a mere talking point; it’s a tangible reality. The state is infamously known for its hurricanes and has recently been designated the number one state for lightning strikes. The repeated evacuations, issues surrounding traffic, long lines for gas, and extended power outages have taken a toll on residents, especially retirees who often didn’t anticipate the frequency and intensity of these events. The aftermath of natural disasters involves a taxing recovery process, often compounded by dealing with unscrupulous contractors and battling with insurance companies for rightful claims.