Track RecordThrough Every Major Storm Since 2007
SafeGuard has installed across South Florida through Wilma, Irma, Ian, Helene, and Milton. Here's what we've seen.
SEPTEMBER 2017 · CAT 4
Hurricane Irma
185 mph peak winds · $50B damages
Irma struck the Keys and crossed the state. SafeGuard installs across Miami-Dade and Broward came through with zero openings compromised. We were booked solid in the 12 weeks leading up to it — a lesson most homeowners learned the hard way that year.
SEPTEMBER 2022 · CAT 4
Hurricane Ian
150 mph winds · $112B damages
Ian devastated Southwest Florida. The brutal lesson from Ian wasn't just wind — it was flying debris from unprotected homes impacting neighbors. SafeGuard customers with full-home NOA coverage reported minor debris scuffs and intact interiors.
SEPT–OCT 2024 · BACK-TO-BACK
Hurricanes Helene + Milton
Helene Cat 4 · Milton Cat 3 landfall (Cat 5 peak)
Two major hurricanes in two weeks — Florida's most demanding storm test in a generation. SafeGuard's install base across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach came through standing. Not a single customer callback for impact failure.
OCTOBER 2025 · CAT 5
Hurricane Melissa (Jamaica)
185 mph sustained · One of strongest Atlantic storms on record
Melissa spared Florida but leveled parts of Jamaica. The lesson for South Florida homeowners: the next one's coming, and insurers everywhere are watching. Unprotected homes are becoming uninsurable in coastal zones. Now's the time to get ahead of it.