Deductible context
2% to 5% named-storm deductible for vessels berthed east of I-95
NMMA Statistical Abstract
Named-storm season
Up to $1,000–$2,000 toward professional haul-out or ICW relocation out of the NOAA watch cone
2% to 5% named-storm deductible for vessels berthed east of I-95
NMMA Statistical Abstract
Fixed-fee referral disclosures apply; always confirm navigation warranty dates (June 1 – November 30) directly with a licensed marine agent.
Record the haul-out yard, the target date, and the written items marinas and hull forms commonly ask for before June 1. A saved checklist is not a reserved travel-lift slot.
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A named-storm percentage is applied to hull value. Haul-out reimbursement is a separate sub-limit. A common published benchmark is 50% of labor up to $1,000.
Named-storm deductible
$15,000
Ordinary deductible
$5,000
Extra dollars from the storm percentage
$10,000
Haul-out reimbursed
$1,000
Haul-out you still pay
$1,500
Deductible plus haul-out gap
$16,500
No written storm plan is marked. Many hull forms treat a missing haul-out plan as a warranty condition. Read the navigation and named-storm wording before hurricane season. The combined figure is the deductible plus the unreimbursed haul-out. It is not a claim payment.
Storm operations
Insurers tie named-storm coverage to written haul-out or evacuation steps. Compare marina contract language, lead times, and out-of-pocket haul costs.
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Regional rules
Compare staying in a lift, moving to a hurricane hole, or trailering inland with realistic cost and timing for North and South Carolina owners.
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